Lussier jean jacques (5 risultati)

soft cover. Condizione: very good. first edition. Un fascicule in-8°, broché.

Très bel exemplaire. [21219].

Bon exemplaire. [21216].

Single Issue Magazine. Condizione: Good. First Edition. 36 pages. Features: Armorial Bearings - Faculty of Medicine, University of Ottawa; Heraldry in the Netherlands; An Heraldic Monstrosity - the many 'quartered' arms of Capt. T.L. Jones-Parry; The Annual Meeting; A Recent Grant of Arms; Book Plate Collecting; Heraldic Book Plate; Une Quebecoise Duchesse de Bassano; Ottawa Honours Foot Guards; 'Cromwell' Good on Heraldry; Un Cardinal Italien Cure au Canada; Sir Iain Moncreiffe of that Ilk (including one-page photo of him); A Very Special Grant; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; Heraldry in Canada Quarterly, Vol V., No. 4 - December (Dec.) 1971 Armorial Bearings - Faculty of Medicine, University of Ottawa; Heraldry in the Netherlands; An Heraldic Monstrosity - the many 'quartered' arms of Capt. T.L. Jones-Parry; The Annual Meeti.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. 481 pp. with index, table of cases, and tale of codes cited. Usual ex-library markings. Edgeworn, esp. at corners and spine ends."Some years ago, in a speech in Toronto, Chief Justice Deschenes,of the Quebec Supreme Court, remarked more in sorrow than in surprise, that Quebec jurisprudence, even in matters of federal law, was frequently ignored outside the province - not by deliberate exclusion, but rather for lack of concern. And, being largely written in French, it was neither available nor understood. The same was true for textbooks, but with this added problem: not many existed in the field of criminal law. It was, as it were, the 'poor relation'. . Happily, this is no longer so. . [This good and useful work] has now been translated into English. Happily, the translation matches the style: faithful and accurate, it preserves the flavour of the original, without sacrificing the normal flow of words. This flavour may, at times, puzzle the reader steeped in the traditions of the common law, where greater deference is shown to judicial pronouncements. But that is a matter of style (as well as custom), and it adds a fine civilian touch to the book. It will enrich the legal literature of Canada." - Preface by Fred Kaufman.…