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Law reforms , as a rule , excite but little public interest ; there is little credit or glory
to be gained by passing them . With the Ministry , as with other people , the
supply is apt to accommodate itself to the demand . Those measures are pressed
...
Law reforms , as a rule , excite but little public interest ; there is little credit or glory
to be gained by passing them . With the Ministry , as with other people , the
supply is apt to accommodate itself to the demand . Those measures are pressed
...
Page 73
We have as high a respect as any for vested interests ; we would by no means
deal injuriously by them . Where , however , such interests are not immediate ,
that is , where to interfere with them would not damage existing parties in a
personal ...
We have as high a respect as any for vested interests ; we would by no means
deal injuriously by them . Where , however , such interests are not immediate ,
that is , where to interfere with them would not damage existing parties in a
personal ...
Page 76
The interests of the existing Incumbents would be saved , though ... We will add ,
that there need be no delay in dealing with Benefices in Public Patronage ; they
cannot be deemed in any way as of personal interest , and ought , most of all , as
...
The interests of the existing Incumbents would be saved , though ... We will add ,
that there need be no delay in dealing with Benefices in Public Patronage ; they
cannot be deemed in any way as of personal interest , and ought , most of all , as
...
Page 121
The Crown , as the guardian of the public interest , is therefore entrusted with the
duty of indicting the offender , and no ... of a right which he possesses in common
with the rest of the public , affects his interests in a greater degree than it affects ...
The Crown , as the guardian of the public interest , is therefore entrusted with the
duty of indicting the offender , and no ... of a right which he possesses in common
with the rest of the public , affects his interests in a greater degree than it affects ...
Page 130
... that the right of the International Courts to declare Bankruptcy could only be
exercised when mixed interests were proved , and that no such proof had been
given in present case : Held that the French Consular Court alone had
jurisdiction .
... that the right of the International Courts to declare Bankruptcy could only be
exercised when mixed interests were proved , and that no such proof had been
given in present case : Held that the French Consular Court alone had
jurisdiction .
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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