10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RECUPERATORY»
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recuperatory in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
recuperatory and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A System of Education for the Girard College for Orphans: ...
IV., in particular, to cause the whole operations and energies of law, in their
recuperatory efforts, to fall on One who is infinitely able and graciously willing to
endure all the pangs which the recuperatory efforts of law inflict; while at the
same ...
David McClure, Native of Philadelphia, 1838
2
The Theory and Development of Common-Law Actions
Survival, having once been the exception, is now the rule. Concerning detinue no
doubt could ever have been entertained that it is founded on property. I!racton
indeed denied the recuperatory character of the action, but its nature was not to ...
3
Ancient Roman Statutes: A Translation with Introduction, ...
... 10,000 sesterces and any of the colonists, at will, shall have the right and the
power to bring an action, a claim, and a suit for that amount of money, in
accordance with this law, in a recuperatory action, before a duumvir or a prefect.
12 129.
Allan Chester Johnson, Paul Robinson Coleman-Norton, Frank Card Bourne, 1961
4
Annals of Medicine and Healthcare Research: Proceedings of ...
The botulinum toxin infiltration does not act directly on the main disease and
cannot lead to its cure, but by its effects associated with correct recuperatory
treatment Jan prevent the apparitions of vicious positions. Dysport is the drug that
...
Mostafa Nejati, Forouzan Bayat Nejad, 2009
5
The Invention of Free Labor: The Employment Relation in ...
These were recuperatory actions, and the kinds of agreements for which they
were available were viewed as forms of grant that passed a right to possession,
and this right was commonly called "property."" Other agreements, actionable by
writ ...
Robert J. Steinfeld, 1991
The one possible weak link is veniam dedit, for an act of grace is arbitrary, but in
fact Bassus was not given exoneration: the recuperatory part of the de repetundis
process was enforced, and some even criticised the decision to permit a man to ...
Hildegard Temporini, 1980
7
The History of English Law Before the Time of Edward i
But in Bracton's day the recuperatory element was even more visible than it was
in later centuries, and we can see a close connexion between the appeal and
that old procedure which we have endeavoured to describe. A little time spent
over ...
8
An Institute of the Laws of Scotland in Civil Rights: With ...
Actions either recuperatory for the thing due ; or penal, where more than the real
value is adjudged, as in spuilies, &Ft. ll. ib. 7. b-these last, so far as penal, good
against the heir, - if litiscontested with the deceased, lI. 609. ib. n-The case in the
...
Lord Andrew MacDowall Bankton, 1753
9
ECMT Round Tables The Working Conditions of Professional ...
If the problem is put in something like these terms: what is the recuperatory effect
of sleep in lorry cabs equipped for sleeping and what technical improvements
should be made in cab design, then the question of the driver's general working ...
European Conference of Ministers of Transport, 1981
10
The foundations of legal liability: a presentation of the ...
Our law, then, as regards the survival of actions, starts from the doctrine that
actions brought to enforce contractual and delictual obligations perish with the
person, but that actions brought to enforce the duty to restore (recuperatory
actions) do ...
Thomas Atkins Street, 1906
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RECUPERATORY»
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recuperatory is used in the context of the following news items.
Ronaldo injury doubt
... alongside physical trainer Carlos Lalin," a statement on the club's website said on Sunday as the majority of his teammates took part in a recuperatory session. «eNCA, Apr 13»
