The Law Times, 138. köideOffice of The Law Times, 1915 |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 100
Page 2
... reason why a different rule should prevail where the authority is not express , but has to be inferred from facts admitted or proved . In both cases the question is the same namely , was the act done with the principal's authority ? The ...
... reason why a different rule should prevail where the authority is not express , but has to be inferred from facts admitted or proved . In both cases the question is the same namely , was the act done with the principal's authority ? The ...
Page 5
... reason of the war , an instance of such a purported contract would be furnished where a British subject , in defiance of the law against trading with the enemy , deliberately entered into a contract with an alien enemy in Germany or ...
... reason of the war , an instance of such a purported contract would be furnished where a British subject , in defiance of the law against trading with the enemy , deliberately entered into a contract with an alien enemy in Germany or ...
Page 20
... reason for believing that some of them were used for aiding the enemy . And this seems to be the sense in which art . 3 of The Hague Convention 1907 should be regarded . As to the Berlin , I am of opinion that she is not within the ...
... reason for believing that some of them were used for aiding the enemy . And this seems to be the sense in which art . 3 of The Hague Convention 1907 should be regarded . As to the Berlin , I am of opinion that she is not within the ...
Page 33
... reason of sect . 1 ( 1 ) ( b ) of 4 & 5 Geo . 5 , c . 78 , a mortgagee cannot foreclose or realise his security ( except by way of sale by a mortgagee in possession ) without leave of the court , who , if of opinion that time should be ...
... reason of sect . 1 ( 1 ) ( b ) of 4 & 5 Geo . 5 , c . 78 , a mortgagee cannot foreclose or realise his security ( except by way of sale by a mortgagee in possession ) without leave of the court , who , if of opinion that time should be ...
Page 49
... reason of an accident arising out of and in the course of his employment , the liability of the employer to pay compensation will remain notwithstanding that the con- tinuance of such incapacity is caused by a supervening physical ...
... reason of an accident arising out of and in the course of his employment , the liability of the employer to pay compensation will remain notwithstanding that the con- tinuance of such incapacity is caused by a supervening physical ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
action alien enemy application appointed authority Bankruptcy barrister Bill British subject cargo Charles claim Company Limited contract Council County Court Court of Appeal Courts Emergency Powers Courts of Justice covenant creditors decision declaration Declaration of London defendants Divisional Court duty Edward entitled executor Friday George German Gray's-inn held Henry High Court House of Lords Inner Temple inst John judgment King's L. T. Rep land late Law Society LIMITED.-Creditors to send Lincoln's-inn Liverpool London Lord Chancellor Lord Justice Manchester matter ment Middle Temple Middlesbrough Monday naturalisation neutral Newcastle-upon-Tyne owner parties payment person plaintiff port present Prize purchaser question regard registrar rule Saturday sect ship Solicitors sols summons testator Thomas Thursday tion trading trustees Tuesday ubi sup vessel Vict Warrington Wednesday William winding-up Windsor House