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out the English - speaking world we have conserved the com- mon - law authority of the courts and the common - law concep- tion of the judicial office as to finding and declaring the law . Characteristic ideas and doctrines and a ...
out the English - speaking world we have conserved the com- mon - law authority of the courts and the common - law concep- tion of the judicial office as to finding and declaring the law . Characteristic ideas and doctrines and a ...
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Without the decision of controversies one man has no protec- tion against the injuries of another ; the laws of meum and tuum are in vain ; and to every man remains , from the natural and necessary appetite of his own conservation ...
Without the decision of controversies one man has no protec- tion against the injuries of another ; the laws of meum and tuum are in vain ; and to every man remains , from the natural and necessary appetite of his own conservation ...
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While the Roman design was good and useful , the quality of the individual laws and their usefulness was another ques- tion . It was like taking on a suit designed for tropical cli- mate , and try to wear it in comfort in an Arctic ...
While the Roman design was good and useful , the quality of the individual laws and their usefulness was another ques- tion . It was like taking on a suit designed for tropical cli- mate , and try to wear it in comfort in an Arctic ...
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