Proceedings of the British Academy, Svazek 82British Academy, 1993 - Počet stran: 524 |
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... Smith passed Advocate , as we say , in 1947. He was by then into his 30s , as were a number of those who joined the Faculty of Advocates in the immediate post - War period . This proved no dis- advantage , although it is clear that Tom ...
... Smith passed Advocate , as we say , in 1947. He was by then into his 30s , as were a number of those who joined the Faculty of Advocates in the immediate post - War period . This proved no dis- advantage , although it is clear that Tom ...
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... Smith to modernize the teaching of the Civil Law and to preserve the Private Law of Scotland from being torn at many ... Smith's view that the return in Scottish Universities to the teaching of undiluted Roman Law has proved even in the ...
... Smith to modernize the teaching of the Civil Law and to preserve the Private Law of Scotland from being torn at many ... Smith's view that the return in Scottish Universities to the teaching of undiluted Roman Law has proved even in the ...
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... Smith's outstanding expertise in areas of Private Law which he had long pondered while his lectures on ' Basic Rights and their Enforcement ' , delivered on the same visit to India , encompass much of his mature thought on questions of ...
... Smith's outstanding expertise in areas of Private Law which he had long pondered while his lectures on ' Basic Rights and their Enforcement ' , delivered on the same visit to India , encompass much of his mature thought on questions of ...
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