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The Suspension Of The Absolute Power Of Alienation, Oliver S. Rundell
The Suspension Of The Absolute Power Of Alienation, Oliver S. Rundell
Michigan Law Review
In his Nature and Sources of Law, John Chipman Gray says, "The Common Law has often been reproached with the lack of precision and certainty in its definitions, but, in truth, it is a great advantage of the Common Law, and of the mode of its development by judicial decision, that its definitions are never the matters resolved by the cases; they are never anything but dicta. If at the end of the sixteenth, or of the seventeenth, or even of the eighteenth century, there had been definitions binding by statute on the Courts; if the meaning of 'contract', and …
Book Reviews, Herman W. Oliphant, Ralph W. Aigler
Book Reviews, Herman W. Oliphant, Ralph W. Aigler
Michigan Law Review
The Law of Contracts. Samuel Williston, Weld Professor of Law in Harvard University. New York. Baker, Voorhis & Co., 192o. In four volumes. Vol. I, pp. xxiii, 1155, Vol. II, pp. xxi, 1157-2329