Seminar: Annual Extraordinary Number of The Jurist, Volumes 4-6School of Canon Law, the Catholic University of America, 1946 |
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... common - law concep- tion of the judicial office as to finding and declaring the law . Characteristic ideas and doctrines and a characteristic tech- nique are more significant . For one thing , there is the idea of relation . I have ...
... common - law concep- tion of the judicial office as to finding and declaring the law . Characteristic ideas and doctrines and a characteristic tech- nique are more significant . For one thing , there is the idea of relation . I have ...
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... common - law provisions and prin- ciples are being literally grafted on the law tree of the Philip- pines , the case - law method of adjudication , which is a con- dition sine qua non of the common - law system , is not adopted . The ...
... common - law provisions and prin- ciples are being literally grafted on the law tree of the Philip- pines , the case - law method of adjudication , which is a con- dition sine qua non of the common - law system , is not adopted . The ...
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... common utility . Like Azo , they hold that if private law pertains pri- marily to the utility of individuals , it pertains secondarily to the public utility , since it interests the res publica ( the state ) that no one should misuse ...
... common utility . Like Azo , they hold that if private law pertains pri- marily to the utility of individuals , it pertains secondarily to the public utility , since it interests the res publica ( the state ) that no one should misuse ...
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Enantiophanes FRITZ PRINGSHEIM | 21 |
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