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... employed a fiction that certain ailments of ex - soldiers were to be assumed as having been contracted on active service . " " The spectacle of the Government practising subterfuge in order to say that what did not happen in the war did ...
... employed a fiction that certain ailments of ex - soldiers were to be assumed as having been contracted on active service . " " The spectacle of the Government practising subterfuge in order to say that what did not happen in the war did ...
Page 65
... employed to defeat law or result in illegality . It has been always stressed that a legal fiction should not be employed where it would result in the violation of any legal rule or a moral injunction . In Sinclair v . Brougham the House ...
... employed to defeat law or result in illegality . It has been always stressed that a legal fiction should not be employed where it would result in the violation of any legal rule or a moral injunction . In Sinclair v . Brougham the House ...
Page 69
... employ- ment of legal fictions in legislative enactments is of recent origin . That posi- tive laws of many countries ... employed to assume that one thing is another or that one person is another or one act as another . ( a ) One thing ...
... employ- ment of legal fictions in legislative enactments is of recent origin . That posi- tive laws of many countries ... employed to assume that one thing is another or that one person is another or one act as another . ( a ) One thing ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Alienation | 28 |
Equity and Legal fictions | 34 |
Copyright | |
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