famous legal case

Also in 1910 was the most famous legal case in which Curzon was involved.

He had various other landholdings including some in Ultimo, which he named after his famous legal case.

Famous legal cases, Gillick vs.

Kara Kowalski, Class of 2006, plaintiff in famous legal case that upheld school's right to suspend.

Knight v Knight (1840) A famous legal case which set certain precedents in the common law relating to trusts.

The phrase originated with the 37-volume compilation of famous legal cases, Nouvelles Causes Célèbres, published in 1763.

They date its demise to a famous legal case, in which pharmaceutical companies sued after the government of South Africa imported unlicensed AIDS medication.

The corner of Wimpole and Wigmore Street features in the famous legal case about causing a "nuisance" between neighbours - Sturges v. Bridgman (1879).

Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic were against White and his theory of certain famous legal cases in American history and agree with Posner on several issues.

Originally given in unmodified form (without anaesthetics and muscle relaxants) hospitals gradually switched to using modified ECT, a process that was accelerated by a famous legal case.

"Jane Roe" was used for the then-unidentified plaintiff (Norma Leah McCorvey) in one of the most famous legal cases in United States history, Roe v. Wade.

John Hill Wheeler's fugitive slave was named Jane Johnson, and the details of her flight are well known, since she testified in a famous legal case that Wheeler brought against the abolitionists who helped her escape in 1855.

The most famous legal case over ownership of tissue involved John Moore, a man with a rare form of leukemia who argued that researchers in California took his cells, realized the cells made a valuable biological substance and patented cell cultures derived from his body.

During the 1960s he was involved in a famous legal case (Wisdom v Chamberlain)(1968) in which he was pursued by the Inland Revenue for tax on profits made from the sale of silver bullion he had bought when concerned about the further devaluation of sterling.