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... effect to the judicial rule of endeavouring to find a legal origin for well - established usages . This is an attempt to extend to statutes the presumption as to lost grants , 80 In the matter of statutory interpretation , if a word has ...
... effect to the judicial rule of endeavouring to find a legal origin for well - established usages . This is an attempt to extend to statutes the presumption as to lost grants , 80 In the matter of statutory interpretation , if a word has ...
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... effect a compro- mise valid for his time and generation because laws are not based on absolute ideals but on views held by the particular community at the moment and Pound has shown that the development of the law is influenced by the ...
... effect a compro- mise valid for his time and generation because laws are not based on absolute ideals but on views held by the particular community at the moment and Pound has shown that the development of the law is influenced by the ...
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... effect compelled to perform . Act . 1142 of French law places all compensation for civil injury on a monetary basis . While the English Judges introduce new law under the guise of old precedent , the French judges do so under the guise ...
... effect compelled to perform . Act . 1142 of French law places all compensation for civil injury on a monetary basis . While the English Judges introduce new law under the guise of old precedent , the French judges do so under the guise ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Alienation | 28 |
Equity and Legal fictions | 34 |
Copyright | |
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