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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 ...
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... saving would 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
LEGISLATION .
... saving would 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
LEGISLATION .
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... great municipal and commercial bodies who either promote or oppose the bulk
of Private Bills , 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 ...
... great municipal and commercial bodies who either promote or oppose the bulk
of Private Bills , 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 ...
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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 Lacedæmon , 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 ...
such as that of Athens or Lacedæmon , 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 ...
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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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