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... Lord Hailsham of St Marylebone , London , Stevens & Sons , 1983 Reviewed by G P Barton , Barrister of Wellington ... Lord Denning on " Freedom under the Law " . The latest were delivered by the present Lord Chancellor of Great Britain ...
... Lord Hailsham of St Marylebone , London , Stevens & Sons , 1983 Reviewed by G P Barton , Barrister of Wellington ... Lord Denning on " Freedom under the Law " . The latest were delivered by the present Lord Chancellor of Great Britain ...
Page 149
... Lord Hailsham would prefer to see the House of Lords itself made up of elected members . But , again like many politicians , he reserves his strong criticisms for too - active pressure groups , those stirrers who reject the moral ...
... Lord Hailsham would prefer to see the House of Lords itself made up of elected members . But , again like many politicians , he reserves his strong criticisms for too - active pressure groups , those stirrers who reject the moral ...
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... Lord Diplock acknowledged , two of the four cases ( the Hudson's Concrete and the Glass cases ) had been referred to in the judgment of the Court of Appeal ( [ 1982 ] 1 All ER 685 ) . The Court of Appeal was presided over by Lord ...
... Lord Diplock acknowledged , two of the four cases ( the Hudson's Concrete and the Glass cases ) had been referred to in the judgment of the Court of Appeal ( [ 1982 ] 1 All ER 685 ) . The Court of Appeal was presided over by Lord ...
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