Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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... , fhall receive 20,000l .; and 5000 / . fhall be given in like manner to the firft fhip that fhall approach within one degree of the North pale . CHAPTER THE FOURTEENTH , OF MASTER AND SERVANT . AVING 421 . Book I. The RIGHTS.
... , fhall receive 20,000l .; and 5000 / . fhall be given in like manner to the firft fhip that fhall approach within one degree of the North pale . CHAPTER THE FOURTEENTH , OF MASTER AND SERVANT . AVING 421 . Book I. The RIGHTS.
Sivu 422
... SERVANT . AVING thus commented on the rights and duties of perfons , as standing in the public relations of magif- trates and people , the method I have marked out now leads me to confider their rights and duties in private oeconomical ...
... SERVANT . AVING thus commented on the rights and duties of perfons , as standing in the public relations of magif- trates and people , the method I have marked out now leads me to confider their rights and duties in private oeconomical ...
Sivu 425
... servant takes up upon truft ; for here is no implied order to the tradefman to truft my fervant : but if I usually fend him upon trust , or fometimes on trust and fometimes with ready money , I am answerable for all he takes up ; for ...
... servant takes up upon truft ; for here is no implied order to the tradefman to truft my fervant : but if I usually fend him upon trust , or fometimes on trust and fometimes with ready money , I am answerable for all he takes up ; for ...
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Of the NATURE of Laws in general | 35 |
Of the LAWS of ENGLAND | 62 |
Of the COUNTRIES fubject to the Laws | 93 |
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