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The title and exposition of a thing ought to be derived from, or given, or made with reference to, the more worthy degree, quality, or species of it. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (265, max. 75) The denial of a conclusion is error in law. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (268) No one is punished for another's wrong. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (336) No one is bound to accuse himself. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (486) It concerns the state that crimes remain not unpunished. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (501) Whose it is to give, his it is to dispose. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (53) An assignee uses the right of his principal. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (56) No one can transfer a greater right to another than he himself has. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (56) A person intending to deceive deals in general terms. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (636), also Broom's Legal Maxims (max. 289) On one is bound to arm his adversary against himself. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (665) Fraud and justice never dwell together. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (680) Sunday is not a court day, or day for judicial proceedings, or legal purposes. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (7, max. 5), also Bloom's Legal Maxims (max. 21) A thing which has no effect in law is not an impediment. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (727) From common observance there should be no departure. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (752, max. 203) That which has not beginning has not end. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (79) The cause and origin of a thing are a material part of it. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (max. 21) An addition to a name proves or shows minority or inferiority. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (max. 60) Use is the master of things; experience is the mistress of things. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (max. 752) The law forbids such recoveries whose ends are vain, chargeable, and unprofitable. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (p. 110, max. 38) The best interpreter of a statute is the statute itself. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (p. 239, 68) Law respecteth the bonds of nature. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (p. 268, max. 78) No man is presumed to have preferred another's posterity to his own. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (p. 285, max. 79) Law favoreth possession, where the right is equal. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (p. 375, max. 98) Law respecteth matter of substance more than matter of circumstance. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (p. 382, max. 101) Law respecteth possibility of things. - Legal Maxim, Wingate's Maxims (p. 403, max. 104) Displaying page 16 of 18 for this topic: << Prev Next >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 [16] 17 18
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