Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 300
... cause of a man's death , by falling upon him , was exterminated or cast out of the dominions of the republic ( 13 ) . Where a thing , not in motion , is the occafion of a man's death , that part only which is the immediate cause is ...
... cause of a man's death , by falling upon him , was exterminated or cast out of the dominions of the republic ( 13 ) . Where a thing , not in motion , is the occafion of a man's death , that part only which is the immediate cause is ...
Sivu 383
... cause be temporal , there he is not bound to give notice . A layman may also be prefented ; but he must take ... causes of refufal , yet fuch is the liberality of the prefent times , that no one need apprehend that his preferment would ...
... cause be temporal , there he is not bound to give notice . A layman may also be prefented ; but he must take ... causes of refufal , yet fuch is the liberality of the prefent times , that no one need apprehend that his preferment would ...
Sivu 383
... cause . If the caufe be of a temporal nature and the fact admitted , ( as , for inftance , outlawry , ) the judges of the king's courts must determine it's validity , or , whether it be fufficient cause of refufal : but if the fact be ...
... cause . If the caufe be of a temporal nature and the fact admitted , ( as , for inftance , outlawry , ) the judges of the king's courts must determine it's validity , or , whether it be fufficient cause of refufal : but if the fact be ...
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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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