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The public have no idea of the fact that ' the authorities of the House,' who are
assumed to have special knowledge of the business, have nothing at all to do
with it in a litigious form, except on mere technicalities which have no relation to
the ...
The public have no idea of the fact that ' the authorities of the House,' who are
assumed to have special knowledge of the business, have nothing at all to do
with it in a litigious form, except on mere technicalities which have no relation to
the ...
Page 32
... not be effected. When we consider the weight of these arguments, and the
weight of the authorities by which they 'have been urged, we cannot but think that
the case is stronger for two hearings 32 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATIONPRIVATE.
... not be effected. When we consider the weight of these arguments, and the
weight of the authorities by which they 'have been urged, we cannot but think that
the case is stronger for two hearings 32 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATIONPRIVATE.
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... he can say with some authority that the agitation “was not due to their
dissatisfaction,” and Mr. Dodson himself bears testimony to the like effect, when
he speaks of it being “a singular circumstance that although the procedure by
application ...
... he can say with some authority that the agitation “was not due to their
dissatisfaction,” and Mr. Dodson himself bears testimony to the like effect, when
he speaks of it being “a singular circumstance that although the procedure by
application ...
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Thus after the definition of Jurisprudence as the “ Formal science of Positive Law,
” a Law is defined to be “ a general rule of external human action enforced by a
sovereign political authority." The phrase “ external human action ” is important, ...
Thus after the definition of Jurisprudence as the “ Formal science of Positive Law,
” a Law is defined to be “ a general rule of external human action enforced by a
sovereign political authority." The phrase “ external human action ” is important, ...
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such as that of Athens or Lacedaemon, the obligation of Law does rest upon a
sovereign political authority. I may, perhaps, be allowed to point out that the
difference in opinion between our two great jurists, Austin and Sir Henry Maine,
on this ...
such as that of Athens or Lacedaemon, the obligation of Law does rest upon a
sovereign political authority. I may, perhaps, be allowed to point out that the
difference in opinion between our two great jurists, Austin and Sir Henry Maine,
on this ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1881 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2012 |
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