Description - Common Sense Versus Judicial Legislation: Being the Review of a Law Recently Enacted by the Supreme Court of Massachusetts / By a Layman. by John Osborne Sargent
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Harvard Law School Library
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Attributed to: John Osborne Sargent. Cf. NUC pre-'56. "The case referred to is that of Minot v. Paine and others, reported in 99 Mass. 101, and decided by the Supreme Court of Massachusetts in the year 1868."--P. 6. The rule is "to regard cash dividend
New York: G.P. Putnam, 1871. 34 p.; 21 cm.
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