The Criminal Law Journal of India Journal September 30 1907

I made a list of some of these and will briefly give them to you now :- A letter from a prisoner to the king of Assyria declaring the innocence of the former of the crime charged. [...] On the edge is the ceizin the giving up of the field." The will of Sennacherib the king. [...] The ancient Romans who desired to exercise the right of eminent domain for an irrigation ditch or public improvement went before the judge then the same as in Kansas now and the judge appointed three commissioners the same as in Kansas who made an examination and an award of damages for the taking of the right of way. [...] If the site of a private road footpath or driveway be occupied by the current of a river for a length of time less than is fixed for the loss of a servitude by nonuser and during such time the condition is restored by the formation of alluvion the servitude is restored in its original force. [...] The increased population of the present day minling in the advancement of arts and science tegether with theif congregtion in large cities calls for the expension—calls for the new application of legal principles—and in no department of the law is this expension advancement so noticeable as in the realm of " Social Duties." And as humanity slowly advances towards the light of a perfect jur