The Scots Law TimesC.E. Green & Son, Limited, 1893 - Law |
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Page 196
... statute that is to say , does it prove the existence of the debt ? A writ to satisfy the statute need not be formal or probative . An informal writing may suffice , such as an entry in the debtor's books , and the writ is to be ...
... statute that is to say , does it prove the existence of the debt ? A writ to satisfy the statute need not be formal or probative . An informal writing may suffice , such as an entry in the debtor's books , and the writ is to be ...
Page 266
... statute because of anticipated difficulties or inconveniences in its application . Some manifest repugnancy or inconsistency within the statute itself must be shewn before a Court is entitled to depart from the plain meaning of the ...
... statute because of anticipated difficulties or inconveniences in its application . Some manifest repugnancy or inconsistency within the statute itself must be shewn before a Court is entitled to depart from the plain meaning of the ...
Page 267
... statute the special meaning which the practice of the law has attached to them . It is plain to me that the framers of the statute of 1938 did not use the words " desert without reasonable cause " in the ordinary sense . If these words ...
... statute the special meaning which the practice of the law has attached to them . It is plain to me that the framers of the statute of 1938 did not use the words " desert without reasonable cause " in the ordinary sense . If these words ...
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