The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Saunders and Benning, 1856 - Law |
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Page 328
... course of this kind , as often inef- fectual , we cannot pretend to the hope that we once had , we would fain trust that , yielding to the unmistakable expression of opinion in Parliament , the Government will not for long withhold its ...
... course of this kind , as often inef- fectual , we cannot pretend to the hope that we once had , we would fain trust that , yielding to the unmistakable expression of opinion in Parliament , the Government will not for long withhold its ...
Page 359
... course that the Court of Appeal may exercise in all cases its discretion as to the costs of the appeal , leaning only towards the refusal , but not peremptorily and as an inflexible rule . There seems , however , much greater doubt on ...
... course that the Court of Appeal may exercise in all cases its discretion as to the costs of the appeal , leaning only towards the refusal , but not peremptorily and as an inflexible rule . There seems , however , much greater doubt on ...
Page 133
... course , but as the beginning of a new course ; it looks forward , not back- ward . " And again : - " That if he is to undergo penal treatment , it should be in a cellular prison , away from the Reformatory , rather than , as has been ...
... course , but as the beginning of a new course ; it looks forward , not back- ward . " And again : - " That if he is to undergo penal treatment , it should be in a cellular prison , away from the Reformatory , rather than , as has been ...
Contents
HISTORY OF JURISPRUDENCETHE | 1 |
A CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF JERSEY | 23 |
LIFE PEERAGES | 35 |
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