The jurist (30 resultados)

Condición: Good. 1943. Hardcover. 93pp. Original blue cloth cover. Slightly worn. Title in gilt on spine. Clean, bright text. Tight binding. Foxing affects page edges and some pages. Keywords: Law, Irish Law, 20th Century Ireland, Periodicals. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Condición: Good. 1943. Hardcover. 93pp. Original blue cloth cover. Slightly worn. Title in gilt on spine. Clean, bright text. Tight binding. Foxing affects page edges and some pages. Keywords: Law, Irish Law, 20th Century Ireland, Periodicals. . . . .

Contemporary Boards. Condición: Good. First Edition; First Edition. Viii, 526 pages. With library stamps & labels. Former owner's name on front free endpapers. With library stamps & labels. Spine covered in brown paper showing spine and volume. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn & somewhat scuffed. Corners somewhat damaged. Endpapers and some pages somewhat foxed.; Ex-Library.…

Contemporary Boards. Condición: Good. First Edition; First Edition. Iii, 510 pages. With library stamps & labels. With library stamps & labels. Spine covered in brown paper showing spine and volume. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn & somewhat scuffed. Corners somewhat damaged. Endpapers somewhat soiled and joints strengthened with brown paper. Some pages slightly foxed (first and last few pages somewhat foxed); Ex-Library.…

Condición: Very Good. First edition hard back binding in publisher's original navy cloth covers, gilt title and author lettering to the spine. 8vo. 7½'' x 5¼''. Contains [vi] 260 + 4 printed pages of text. Moderately foxed mainly fore and aft, couple of marks to the front cover, ink name inside, spine not faded and in Very Good clean condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. BIO (Résumé, Memoir). …

Contemporary Quarter Calf. Condición: Good. First Edition; First Edition. Viii, 1116, 280 pages. With library stamps & labels. Spine covered in brown paper. Front free endpaper partially stuck to front pastedown. First three pages slightly stuck together at spine, partially obscuring text (this is list of names of cases (these pages are also somewhat creased) . Last two pages (index cases digest) also slightly stuck together near spine, partially obscuring one column of the text. Bookblock cracked behind title page. Binding otherwise tight. A few pages dog-eared. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn & somewhat scuffed with some damage to corners and head spine. Some pages somewhat foxed.; Ex-Library.…

Contemporary Quarter Calf. Condición: Good. First Edition; First Edition. Xii, 1304 pages. With library stamps & labels. Spine covered in brown paper. Endpapers slightly soiled. Former owner's name on front free endpaper. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn & covers somewhat scuffed. Corners somewhat damaged. Front free endpaper slightly stuck to front pastedown. Title page slightly stuck at spine to front free endpaper. Bookblock slightly cracked after title page and after page 1300. A few pages slightly foxed.; Ex-Library.…

Contemporary Boards. Condición: Good. No Dust Jacket. First Edition; First Edition. Vii, 576 pages. With library stamps & labels. With library stamps & labels. Former owner's name on front free endpaper. Spine covered in brown paper showing spine and volume. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn & somewhat scuffed. Corners somewhat damaged. Endpapersslightly soiled. Some pages slightly foxed.; Ex-Library. …

Softcover. 190 p. Guter Zustand. Leseseiten sind sauber und ohne Markierungen. Ausgeschiedenes Bibliotheksexemplar mit entsprechender Kennzeichnung. Buch weist leichte Lager- bzw. Gebrauchsspuren auf. Sonst ordentliches Exemplar. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1000.

Condición: New. Elliot Jurist, PhD, is Professor of Psychology and Philosophy at The Graduate Center, The City University of New York, where he served as Director of the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program from 2004 to 2013. His research focuses on mentalization and th.

Hardcover. Condición: As New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: As New. 1st Edition. First edition / First printing. Signed by Judge Dwyer on the front free end-paper page. Inscribed to former Governor and Senator Dan Evans and his wife: For Dan and Nancy, My admired friends, with gratitude for all that you've done. Bill Dwyer 12/23/01. Black paper-covered boards. xiv, 237 pages. Very fine in very fine dust jacket. Purchased from the estate of Former Washington Governor and U. S. Senator Dan Evans. One of the nation's most respected federal judges. Dwyer authored many landmark opinions, including the controversial 1991 decision protecting the spotted owl. His decision forced U.S. Forest Service officials to reduce timber harvests by 75 percent. He ruled Washington State term limits were unconstitutional. "You are not in it to try to please those who brought about your appointment or to try to displease those who were opposed to it. None of that has anything to do with it." This book was published in late January 2002. Dwyer died from cancer February 12, 2002. Signed by Author(s).…

Contemporary Quarter Calf. Condición: Good. First Edition; First Edition. Xii, 1220 pages. With library stamps & labels. Spine covered in brown paper. Endpapers slightly soiled. Former owner's name on front free endpaper. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn & covers somewhat scuffed. Corners somewhat damaged.; Ex-Library.…

Contemporary Quarter Calf. Condición: Good. First Edition; First Edition. Viii, 560 pages. With library stamps & labels. Slight foxing to first and last few pages. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn, somewhat rubbed and somewhat chafed. Spine repaired with brown paper but title and volume labels visible. Covers somewhat damaged.; Ex-Library.…

Contemporary Quarter Calf. Condición: Good. First Edition; First Edition. Viii, 68, 546 pages. With library stamps & labels. Former owner's name on front free endpaper. Slight foxing to some pages. Spine covered in brown paper leaving visible volume and title label. Upper hinge slightly cracked, but binding otherwise tight. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn, covers somewhat scuffed, corners slightly damaged.; Ex-Library.…

Condición: New. Elliot Jurist, PhD, is Professor of Psychology and Philosophy at The Graduate Center, The City University of New York, where he served as Director of the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program from 2004 to 2013. His research focuses on mentalization and th.

12mo, 1 p. On aged and creased paper. He has autographed the picture sent by Livingstone, and is returning it.

Contemporary Quarter Calf. Condición: Good. First Edition; First Edition. Xii, 1252 pages. With library stamps & labels. Spine covered in brown paper. Endpapers slightly soiled. Former owner's name on front free endpaper. Spine, covers & corners somewhat worn & covers somewhat scuffed. Corners somewhat damaged. Upper joint loosening. Binding cracked between pages 4 and 5. Top right hand corner pages 3 & 4 torn off. Spine slightly creased.; Ex-Library.…

Contemporary quarter calf. Condición: Good. First Edition; First Edition. Vii, 50, 512 pages. With library stamps & labels. Former owner's name on front free endpaper in print. Some foxing to some pages. Spine covered in brown paper. Slight wear to spine and covers. Covers slightly scuffed. Corners somewhat worn & slightly damaged. Binding slightly loosening between page iv and v and 509-510, but otherwise intact.; Ex-Library.…

Brief (1 S. 4° mit gedrucktem persönlichen Briefkopf als Präsident des BGH) mit Ort, Datum, Unterschrift signiert Karlsruhe, 14.V.1968 - an einen Herrn, dem er für Glückwünsche zu seiner Ernennung zum Präsidenten des Bundesgerichtshofes dankt.

1p., 12mo. In fair condition, lightly aged. Laid down on a piece of card cut from an album. Reads 'The Lord Chief Justice Tindal returns to Mr J. L. Adolphus, the proof Sheet of the judgment of the Court of Exchequer Chamber in Wilson v. Fuller. He has made no other alteration therein than the addition of a word, thinking the Judgment expresses very clearly and faithfully what was delivered by the Court'. See both men's entries in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.…

The first letter 4pp., 12mo, with cross writing on frist page, and the second 3pp., 12mo. Both bifoliums. The second letter with its envelope, with penny red and postmarks, addressed by Dickson to 'Travers Twiss Esq D. C. L. | No. 19 Park Lane | London'. Both items in good condition, lightly aged and worn. The first letter concerns Dr Edward Thompson, Vicar of Kington, who has been complained about by his curate 'Mr. Clelan', resulting in a report in a newspaper. Dickson writes: 'Kington, you may remember, rejoices in the notorious Dr. Thompson for its Incumbent, through an ill-fated exchange to whch., in my ignorance on my first coming to the See, I consented. The present Curate, however, Mr. Clelan is a very respectable man, and I consider myself fortunate in having a man there, who appears to do his duty in the Parish & to be acceptable to the people. What the particular occurrence is on whch the difficulty about which he consults occurred, I am not aware, not habing seen the Hereford newspaper containing the Report or reference to it.' He continues discussing the matter, with reference to 'Mr. Parry [.] who busies himself much for the good of Kington & has establish [sic] a library for the inhabitants & compiled a memoir of the place.' The second letter begins: 'I am informed through a letter of Mr. Dunning addressed to Mr. Evans, that Mr. Reed has written to the ABp. [Archbishop] complaining, that the requirement of the Act respecting the notice to be given to the Ch. Warden of the Parish & Registrar of the as to the removing of the revocation of the License both from the Parish Registry & the Diocesan has not been complied with.' He gives more details and asks for Twiss's 'opinion as to this point', commenting: 'In this case it does seem a hardship to be obliged to stultify oneself by so formally condemning one's previous act.' A postscript refers to 'a report at Leominster that Mr. Reed has had the influence of a lady of the name of Parnell a connexion of the AB.p, in his favour - & that this Lady supports the man with supplies of money. Probably she has been a patient of his in London at some time.'.…

4pp., 12mo. Bifolium. A long and detailed letter, beginning: 'The situation is not quite as we thought it. Yesterday I saw Mr. Higgs at Downing Street and he explained to me all the circumstances concerning the consideration of Mrs. Latey's petitions. | The suggestion emanating from him, with the Prime Minister's concurrence, is as follows.' The plan outlined, as Mrs Latey is not eligible for the pension, is for a fund to be established for her, to which 'the Prime Minister would add [.] a sum from Royal Bounty - the whole to be sunk in an annuity for her. | The idea of losing this chance of a subsidy from the State is not a pleasant one, but it would be very distasteful for me and my brothers to appeal to people upon whom we have no shadow of a claim, just because they have been friends or admirers of our Father.' A capital sum of around £300 would only give an annuity of £20 or £30 a year, and he would decline to proceed if this were the case, suggesting that the capital be paid to his mother in installments until he and his brothers are 'able to make her comfortable'., adding: 'I have no doubt the Institute of Journalists and theh Newspaper Press Fund would co-operate, and doubtless the I.L.N. would contribute.' The letter continues for another three paragraphs. William Latey's distinguished career, beginning in journalism and ending at the bar, is outlined in his entry in Who Was Who. For more on John Latey, a leading figure in the world of Victorian journalism and founder of the London Press Club, see his entry in the Oxford DNB. Shorter had succeeded John Lash Latey as editor of the Illustrated London News, and had on occasion worked with his son.…

Although he later repudiated his position, Mackintosh is notable for having defended the French Revolution from Edmund Burke's strictures. See the two men's entries in the Oxford DNB. With regard to Maurice's oriental studies, it is worth noting that Mackintosh was Recorder of Bombay, 1804-1811. The three items are in good condition, lightly aged and worn and folded for postage. The last two show slight evidence of the breaking of the wafer, and the last has minor traces of brown paper mount. All three are bifoliums, and all are signed 'James Mackintosh'. ONE ('Serle Street Lincolns Inn August 13th.'): 3pp, 4to. Addressed to 'Reverend Mr Maurice / Twickenham'. He begins by explaining the reasons why he will be unable to see Maurice at Twickenham before leaving town for the autumn, when he will 'got to Wales on a visit to a Friend in Monmouthshire'. He continues, with reference to Beloe: 'From what I have seen of Mr Beloe & heard of his Lady I cannot but regret that I have mist [sic] an opportunity of passing a day in their Company.' The letter continues with reference to the bearer of the letter 'Mr Watson' (a 'College Companion' of Mackintosh's, who 'has since taken orders (if that be not too high a word for a presbyterian ordination in the church of Scotland'). Watson has returned from Jamaica, and Mackintosh enquires how he should proceed with regard to approaching the Bishop of London for Anglican ordination through Lord Balcarras, 'Mr Nares [Robert Nares (1753-1829)] & Mr Beloe' (i.e. Robert Nares (1753-1829) and William Beloe (1756-1817), editors of the British Critic). TWO ('Charlotte Street / Monday Eight OClock P.M.'): 1p, 8vo. Addressed to 'Revd. Mr Maurice / Low Layton / Essex'. With two faint postmarks and broken wafer. He has received Maurice's 'parcel' and will avail himself of his 'hints'. Presumably regarding a review he is writing of a work by Maurice, he states that he had 'determined to divide the Critique into two Articles': 'You may be assured that nothing shall limit praises which my heart or head concur on bestowing but the recollection that if they appear excessive they may prove injurious by being thought partial & insincere'. THREE ('Wednesday'). 3pp, 4to. Addressed to 'Revd Thomas Maurice / Great Russell Street' [i.e. at the British Museum]. With regard to a 'Subject so interesting' to Maurice he regrets 'our postponing a visit to Christie's [the London auction house of James Christie (1730-1803)] till we could both go which the Obstinacy of Mrs M's illness has hitherto prevented'. As his wife 'ventures abroad' for the first time that day (she is going to Warwick at the weekend), he suggests visiting the auction house that Friday. He laments 'the loss of a £50 bank note which I was unlucky enough to drop between Hammersley's in Pall [Mall] where I received it & my own house'. He describes the 'usual precautions' he has taken. 'You may easily conceive that this accident has not a little deranged me'. Postscript: 'I return the proof sheet & plate with thans for the gratification of curiosity'.…

Leather Binding. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Bound in full period brown polished calf, spine with raised bands and elaborate gilt tooling, edges speckled red (minor rubbing; title page supplied in later pen facsmile). Bookplate of Bibliotheca Turkheimiana. Description..…

2pp., 12mo. With mourning border. In good condition, lightly aged. When Twiss 'suggested the circumstance', Sir R. Palmer 'had some doubts about the United States Courts having limited the criminal consequences of violating neutrality to the cruise [last word underlined]'. There was also 'some doubt about the effect of a sale by a of a Prize Court to a third party. Twiss thinks 'it might be desirable to print & circulate the enclosed observations bearing upon those two points'.…

Card, 11 x 9", stuck on to piece of blank paper with stamp hinges, carefully put together after having been torn into pieces, joints showing but text readable: "Dear Madam, | This letter of your late husband has turned up after my first answer to your request. so I send it in pursuance of your wish.".…

1 page. Ottoman Turkish fatwa, signed by Ebussuud Efendi at lower right. Black ink on paper. Signed in the hand of the Chief Jurist and Shaikh al-Islam of Suleiman the Magnificent: a legal fatwa in elegant sulus script, with gold dust embellishments. - Ebussuud Efendi rose through the Ottoman ranks to become the highest-ranking legal scholar in the empire. In his time in office, he issued thousands of first-hand legal rulings on nearly every possible subject. This fatwa asks Ebussuud Efendi to settle a complex dispute: two siblings inherited a plot of farmland, but did not cultivate it themselves. Instead, a third individual farmed the land, but did not give the siblings their share for twelve years. Ebussuud Efendi is asked to settle the rights of the siblings for the twelve unpaid years. - As chief jurist, these legal rulings were a regular task. Ebussuud's signature appears at the lower right; often, he simply noted a yes or no answer as his ruling, but each new fatwa established a precedent and reinforced the legal code of the Ottomans, within the framework of classical Islamic jurisprudence. - Removed from mounting, with faint traces of glue to reverse. Creased, with small closed tear along one crease. In very good condition.…

5pp., foolscap 8vo, each on a separate leaf. Fair, on aged paper, stapled together in one corner, but with the last leaf detached. The subject is not compulsory military service but the role of the civil servant (see the conclusion, quoted below). The first paragraph reads: 'Lord Chorley said that there is a close connection between the sort of function which the machinery of government performs in any society and the civil service which is required in that society. As one who had experience both from the political and from the administrative angle he would endeavour to pick out the salient points.' On p.4: 'It would already be difficult to reconstruct the National Health Service in any radical sort of way, and in a few years time it might become almost impossible; that was one of the drawbacks of organisation upon a nation wide basis, without previous experimentation.' The conclusion reads: 'The civil servant had to realise that he was at once the leader and the servant in the modern community. In modern leadership the General plays as one of the team, and a great part of his job is to make his individual followers realise that they are a team, and to give them a proper appreciation of the objectives which the team is striving to attain. That was of paramount importance in the domestic state to which we were all committed and if we failed to bring it about we might as well see the end of the western democratic civilization for which our generation had a special responsibility.' From the Chorley papers. The document is undated, but there is a reference to 'the arrangements made between 1945-50 for running national industry', and a reference in anothe document among Chorley's papers dates the talk to 1952.…

Leather Bound. Condición: New. Language: English. Language: English. Presenting an Exquisite Leather-Bound Edition, expertly crafted with Original Natural Leather that gracefully adorns the spine and corners. The allure continues with Golden Leaf Printing that adds a touch of elegance, while Hand Embossing on the rounded spine lends an artistic flair. This masterpiece has been meticulously reprinted in 2024, utilizing the invaluable guidance of the original edition published many years ago in 1855. The contents of this book are presented in classic black and white. Its durability is ensured through a meticulous sewing binding technique, enhancing its longevity. Imprinted on top-tier quality paper. A team of professionals has expertly processed each page, delicately preserving its content without alteration. Due to the vintage nature of these books, every page has been manually restored for legibility. However, in certain instances, occasional blurriness, missing segments, or faint black spots might persist. We sincerely hope for your understanding of the challenges we faced with these books. Recognizing their significance for readers seeking insight into our historical treasure, we've diligently restored and reissued them. Our intention is to offer this valuable resource once again. We eagerly await your feedback, hoping that you'll find it appealing and will generously share your thoughts and recommendations. Lang: - English, Pages: - 155, Print on Demand. If it is a multi-volume set, then it is only a single volume. We are specialised in Customisation of books, if you wish to opt different color leather binding, you may contact us. This service is chargeable. Product Disclaimer: Kindly be informed that, owing to the inherent nature of leather as a natural material, minor discolorations or textural variations may be perceptible. Explore the FOLIO EDITION (12x19 Inches): Available Upon Request. 155 155.…

11pp., 4to. In fair condition, on aged paper, with a couple of manuscript emendations. Without title, date or author's name. Can be dated to 1952 from comment on p.9: 'Power of Service enormously greater in 1952 than in 1852 - both individually and collectively.' Chorley's authorship is clear from the context: on the second page he recalls that he was 'a temporary Civil Servant in the first world war', and the document concludes: 'Suspect chosen because identified with Chorley Report - no responsibility beyond that of other members of the Committee. | Lord Crook and "sick and tired of Chorley" will endeavour to bring these remarks to an end before the audience becomes "sick and tired".' The first paragraph makes clear the subject of the talk : 'I image that those who selected the subject for tonights discussion had observed that there is a close connection between the sort of function which the machinery of State performs in any particular society and the sort of Civil Service which is required in that State, and wished to get the views on the problem of some person who could look at it from both the political angle and the administrative angle. I will do my best to pick out what sem to be the most important points.' Becomes more like shorthand as document proceeds. From the Chorley papers.…