how they should be framed, ib. questions which a party is not bound to answer, ib. how answers should be framed, ib. DIVORCE COMMISSIONERS, NEW COURT OF recommendation as to conforming it to procedure in proposal to take divorce cases to the courts of common this is the more judicious course, ib. it is desirable to put husband and wife on the same foot- recommendations of commissioners on this subject, ib. no sufficient reason for, ib. review of Vice-Chancellor Stuart's decision therein, ib. the above decision is not in accordance with, 198 ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS, JURISDICTION OF, history of the acquisition of, by those courts, 37, 38 EDUCATION, LEGAL, PRESENT SYSTEM OF. Re- EQUITABLE DEFENCES, &c.-(continued). provisions of sect. 86, ib. EQUITY OF WIFE AGAINST HER HUSBAND'S AS- EVIDENCE IN CHANCERY, METHOD OF TAKING want of directions in the act, ib. difficulty of overcoming this, ib. EVIDENCE IN CHANCERY, MISTAKES IN THE failure of, ib. impossibility of improving, ib. principles by which this subject ought to be regulated, ib. objections to the present system, ib. on the same subject, 122-124 on the necessity for the examiner taking down the evi- EVIDENCE, SUMMING UP THE, PRACTICE AS TO, necessity for the Bar to come to an arrangement as to, EXAMINATION OF STUDENTS FOR THE BAR, for Trinity Term, 1854; rules for, 86 for Michaelmas Term, 1854; rules for, 302 for Hilary Term, 1855; rules for, 487 EXAMINER OF THE COURT OF CHANCERY. On instance of this, ib. what advantage is there in the practice, ib. great point to be secured in the mode of taking evi- under the present system this can only be imperfectly remarks on this subject, 278 recommendations as to, ib. evidence should be taken down by some one agreed on EXAMINERS IN CHANCERY, SYSTEM OF TAKING reasons in favour of vivâ voce examination before a judge, objections to present mode, 122, 123 answers to these, 123, 124 recommendations on this subject, 124 on the necessity for the examiners taking down the evi- EXPOSITION OF THE LAND TAX, ITS ASSESS- FEES OF CONVEYANCERS, PROPOSAL TO TAX, not of much importance to the Profession, 122 FEES OF CONVEYANCERS, &c.-(continued). but to the public, 122 difficulties which might attend the new system, ib. remarks on the hardship of, 293 FORGERY OF ORDER FOR PAYMENT OF MONEY, case of Reg. v. Sharman, ib. writ of inquiry to ascertain the expense incurred by the writs of execution in detinue under sect. 78 of the act, 471 FORTY-SHILLING FREEHOLD UNDER 8 HEN. 6, recent case on this question, 514 FRAUD, EFFECT OF, IN GIVING POWER TO A to, 253 remarks upon, ib. probable results of, 254 FRAUD IN OBTAINING AN INVENTION BY COM- recent case in which the question arose, ib. it was not decided, ib. principles on which decision of would depend, ib. review of, with reference to, ib. difficulty of, 151 GAMBLING TRANSACTIONS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE when not, ib. cases on this subject, ib. effect of 5 & 6 Will. 4, c. 41, ib. GENERAL RULE OF THE COURTS OF COMMON issue of fact to be tried by a judge without a jury, ib. Nisi Prius record therein, ib. writs of execution where the court or a judge decides on where matter of account is referred to and decided by an special case for the opinion of the Court, under sect. 4 of postea where the judge directs an arbitration as to part of writ of habere facias possessionem on a rule to deliver judgment of affirmance by the Court of error in the Ex- fi. fa. against a garnishee under the 63rd section of the ca. sa. in like cases, ib. ILLEGAL INSTRUMENTS, INJUNCTION TO RE- will be granted, 354 when not, ib. review of cases as to, ib. general rules in cases of doubtful illegality, 367 propositions apparently justified by the authorities, ib. INJUNCTION AND ACCOUNT UNDER THE PA- of Court of law to grant, after verdict, with nominal difficulty of this question, 186 INJUNCTIONS AGAINST WRONGFUL ACTS OF A cases to which this remedy applies, ib. rule laid down in, ib. cases as to infringements of patents, ib. grounds on which equity interferes in, by injunction, ib. plaintiff need not, in the first instance, establish his right that appears primâ facie by the letters-patent, ib. INJUNCTIONS TO STAY PROCEEDINGS-(continued) | JEFFERYS v. BOOSEY—(continued). cases in which the Court will send the patentee to law rule where patent is of long standing, ib. cases as to, ib. principle of the cases as to, ib. grounds of, 293 examination of them, ib. effect of is, that a foreigner must publish in this country, ib. under what limitations this is to be done is undecided, i. hardship of this, ib. policy of this state of the law, ib. it is mere verbiage, ib. there is no policy at all in it, ib. question is one merely of convenience, ib. injury which must result to those who have purchased supposed copyrights, ib. INVENTIONS, PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATIONS OF, LAW AND EQUITY, FUSION OF, PROGRESS UNDER THE PATENT-LAW AMENDMENT ACT. Observations on, 104 form of, 105 MADE TOWARDS THE. Remarks upon, 441 it might be carried further, ib. reasons for this view, 441, 442 benefits which would result from, 442 LEGAL EDUCATION, upon, 113 importance of, ib. QUESTION OF. Remarks suggestions as to giving it a more scientific character, ib. proposed changes in the civil service, ib. knowledge of law indispensable in, ib. ancient legal university, ib. course of instruction is become one of mere form, ib. marks upon, 429 LEGAL PROFESSION, PRESENT STATE OF. Re- MARRIAGE BROCAGE CONTRACTS, INJUNCTION it is disheartened, ib. and demoralised, ib. influences which have led to this, ib. not attributable to the county court system, ib. this will now be adjusted, ib. true reason is the magnitude of the task which the con- numerous reports and statutes which must be mastered, ib. necessity for, ib. ib. when equity will not interfere, ib. MARRIED WOMAN, EFFECT OF A POWER OF remarks on the case of Vaughan v. Vanderstegen, ib. they are not analogous, ib. reasons for relaxing the law as to the former, ib. mischiefs which would result by relaxing it in the latter, ib. benefits which would result from such a reform carried MATRIMONIAL CAUSES, PROPOSED TRANSFER out on a sound basis, ib. LETTERS-PATENT FOR INVENTIONS, A TREATISE ON THE LAW AND PRACTICE RELATING TO. By J. P. Norman, Esq., M.A. Review of, 103 LIFE ASSURANCE NOT A CONTRACT OF INDEM- case of Godsall v. Boldero overruled by, ib. LIMITATIONS, STATUTE OF, 3 & 4 WILL. 4, c. 27, OF, TO THE CIVIL COURTS. Remarks upon, 30 causes which led to, have ceased to exist, ib. MEASURE OF DAMAGES, LEADING PRINCIPLES AS TO. Review of, 101, 205 MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN PARLIA- MENT: Smith, A., jun., Esq., for the county of Hertford, 188 case of The Attorney-General v. Magdalen College, Ox- MILITIA, THE MANNER IN WHICH ITS ORGA- principle of, ib. proposition on this subject involved therein, ib. cases on this subject, 167-169 review of decisions therein, ib. observations thereon, ib. LIVERPOOL PASSAGE COURT. Order in Council of mode in which this is taken advantage of, ib. MORTMAIN, PROPOSED BILL TO CONSOLIDATE |