Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Volume 4J. Murray, 1857 - Law |
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... kingdom and all Her Majesty's [ 7 ] subjects ; but if any individual sustains any special damage thereby , as laming his horse , breaking his carriage , or the like , the offender may be compelled to make ample satisfaction , as well ...
... kingdom and all Her Majesty's [ 7 ] subjects ; but if any individual sustains any special damage thereby , as laming his horse , breaking his carriage , or the like , the offender may be compelled to make ample satisfaction , as well ...
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... kingdom or state , destructive or highly pernicious to civil societies , and to the great insecurity and danger of the kingdom or its inhabitants , severe punish- ment and even death itself is necessary to be annexed to laws " in many ...
... kingdom or state , destructive or highly pernicious to civil societies , and to the great insecurity and danger of the kingdom or its inhabitants , severe punish- ment and even death itself is necessary to be annexed to laws " in many ...
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... kingdom , being to be found [ 29 ] among the laws of King Ina , the West Saxon . And it appears that among the northern nations on the Continent , this privilege extended to any woman transgressing in concert with a man , and to any ...
... kingdom , being to be found [ 29 ] among the laws of King Ina , the West Saxon . And it appears that among the northern nations on the Continent , this privilege extended to any woman transgressing in concert with a man , and to any ...
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... kingdom , and the apprehending of notorious malefactors , are of the utmost consequence to the public ; and therefore excuse the felony which the killing would otherwise amount to . " P1 Hal . P. C. 50. The fear of having houses burnt ...
... kingdom , and the apprehending of notorious malefactors , are of the utmost consequence to the public ; and therefore excuse the felony which the killing would otherwise amount to . " P1 Hal . P. C. 50. The fear of having houses burnt ...
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... kingdom . And this is founded upon the highest reason for men's properties would be under a strange insecurity , if liable to be invaded according to the wants of others , of which wants no man can possibly be an adequate judge , but ...
... kingdom . And this is founded upon the highest reason for men's properties would be under a strange insecurity , if liable to be invaded according to the wants of others , of which wants no man can possibly be an adequate judge , but ...
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