The Scots Law Times, Volume 1C.E. Green & Son, Limited, 1926 - Law |
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Page 20
... rule of evidence referred to is so rigid as counsel assumed it to be . On the contrary , its application varies in practice according to the circumstances , and depends to some extent upon the discretion of the judge . In the present ...
... rule of evidence referred to is so rigid as counsel assumed it to be . On the contrary , its application varies in practice according to the circumstances , and depends to some extent upon the discretion of the judge . In the present ...
Page 48
... rule of construction must not , however , be appealed to so as to defeat a definite and precise provision . The restrictive condition as to the height of buildings originally appeared in charters that prohibited all buildings except ...
... rule of construction must not , however , be appealed to so as to defeat a definite and precise provision . The restrictive condition as to the height of buildings originally appeared in charters that prohibited all buildings except ...
Page 71
... rule for arriving at the damages in the case of a total loss of a vessel is to value the vessel at the time of her destruction ; but the vessel is valued subject to her existing engagements , and a sum is added for freight or profits at ...
... rule for arriving at the damages in the case of a total loss of a vessel is to value the vessel at the time of her destruction ; but the vessel is valued subject to her existing engagements , and a sum is added for freight or profits at ...
Page 73
... rule that the person damnified is to be put in as good a position as he was in before the injury may thus be controlled by the further general rule which allows only such damages as are the direct or immediate , the natural or probable ...
... rule that the person damnified is to be put in as good a position as he was in before the injury may thus be controlled by the further general rule which allows only such damages as are the direct or immediate , the natural or probable ...
Page 74
... rule must fall short of absolute perfection in its operation . A large part , if not the whole , of the special value which the lost music had for the pursuer lay in its peculiar adaptability to the kind of entertainment provided by her ...
... rule must fall short of absolute perfection in its operation . A large part , if not the whole , of the special value which the lost music had for the pursuer lay in its peculiar adaptability to the kind of entertainment provided by her ...
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