| English literature - 1801 - 734 pages
...the law of England to depend upon the private note of an individual, and to which only an individual can have accefs ? Is a Judge to fay — " Lo ! I have the law of England on tins-point in my pocket. Here is a note of the cafe, which contains an exaft ftatement of the whole... | |
| 1801 - 730 pages
...the law of England to depend upon the private note of an individual, and to which only an individual can have accefs ? Is a Judge to fay — " Lo ! i have the lavr of England on this point in my pocket. Here is a note of the cafe, which contains an exaft ftatementof... | |
| Law - 1832 - 504 pages
...the private note of an individual, to which an individual only can have access ? Is a judge to say, Lo ! I have the law of England on this point in my pocket ? Here is a note of the case, which contains an exact statement of the whole facts and the decision of my Lord A. or my Lord... | |
| Law - 1839 - 860 pages
...Jf«ira», of Brown) (a) and to which an individual can only have access ? Is a judge to say — " Lo ! I have the law of England on this point in my pocket. Here is a note of the case which contains an exact statement of the •whole facts, and the decision of my Lord A. or my... | |
| Law - 1849 - 546 pages
...pr,vate notes of an individual, and to which in individual can only have access? le a judge to say, ' Lo ! I have the law of England on this point in my pocket : there is a note of the case which contains an exact statement of the whole facts, and the decision... | |
| International law - 1849 - 470 pages
...private note of an individual and to which an individual can only have access ? Is a judge to say, ' Lo ! I have the law of England on this point in my pocket : there is a note of the case which contains an exact statement of the whole facts, and the decision... | |
| William Thomas Shave Daniel - Law - 1884 - 380 pages
...private note of an individual and to which an individual can only have access ? Is a judge to say, ' Lo ! I have the law of England on this point in my pocket: there is a note of the case which contains an exact statement of the whole facts, and the decision... | |
| Eugene Wambaugh - Contracts - 1894 - 364 pages
...private note of an individual, and to which an individual can only have access ? Is a Judge to say — ' Lo ! I have the law of England, on this -point, in my pocket. Here is a note of the case, which contains an exact statement of the whole facts, and the decision of my Lord A. or my Lord... | |
| Sir John Charles Fox - Judges - 1913 - 128 pages
...ridicules the practice in the preface to his Principles oj Conveyancing (1800) : " Is a judge to say, ' Lo ! I have the law of England on this point in my pocket. Here is a note of the case which contains an exact statement of the whole facts and the decision of my Lord A. or my Lord... | |
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