The Journal of Jurisprudence, 3. köideT.T. Clark, 1859 |
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... tion to the plea of deathbed , unless such visit be made " in the day- time , and when people are gathered together in the church or churchyard , for any public meeting , civil or ecclesiastic , or when people are gathered together in ...
... tion to the plea of deathbed , unless such visit be made " in the day- time , and when people are gathered together in the church or churchyard , for any public meeting , civil or ecclesiastic , or when people are gathered together in ...
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... tion of the sheriff . " This clause , it may be mentioned , has not been repealed by the 22d section of the late Sheriff Court Act ( Aitken v . Learmonth , 27th April 1855 , 2 Irvine 156 ) . It has been repeated in the General Police ...
... tion of the sheriff . " This clause , it may be mentioned , has not been repealed by the 22d section of the late Sheriff Court Act ( Aitken v . Learmonth , 27th April 1855 , 2 Irvine 156 ) . It has been repeated in the General Police ...
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... tion of the year - differing from a mere digest in this , that " in stat- ing the more important of the decided points , a short sketch is usually given of the relative state of the law , so as to enable the reader to see more clearly ...
... tion of the year - differing from a mere digest in this , that " in stat- ing the more important of the decided points , a short sketch is usually given of the relative state of the law , so as to enable the reader to see more clearly ...
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... tion that he is anything else ; —and thus is wanting one of the lead- ing qualities of a negotiable instrument ; the presumption , namely , that the holder or indorsee is a holder for value . If the privilege of negotiability is to be ...
... tion that he is anything else ; —and thus is wanting one of the lead- ing qualities of a negotiable instrument ; the presumption , namely , that the holder or indorsee is a holder for value . If the privilege of negotiability is to be ...
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... tion would be liable to an action for damages by the party who had been deceived by it . Mr Duranty must , therefore , bear the conse- quences ; but if Scott v . Dixon should be upheld in the Queen's Bench , he could pursue his remedy ...
... tion would be liable to an action for damages by the party who had been deceived by it . Mr Duranty must , therefore , bear the conse- quences ; but if Scott v . Dixon should be upheld in the Queen's Bench , he could pursue his remedy ...
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