The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... decisions of which should be subject to confirmation by Parliament . " 4. That in case of either House of Parliament admitting an appeal against the decision of the tribunal in the matter of any Provisional Order , such Provisional ...
... decisions of which should be subject to confirmation by Parliament . " 4. That in case of either House of Parliament admitting an appeal against the decision of the tribunal in the matter of any Provisional Order , such Provisional ...
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... decision of plain issues of fact , and the application to these of strict legal principles . In such matters it is much better that a judge should decide according to law than that Parliament should come to a decision without the ...
... decision of plain issues of fact , and the application to these of strict legal principles . In such matters it is much better that a judge should decide according to law than that Parliament should come to a decision without the ...
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... decisions reversed by the House of Lords and he never recalled any in which the reversal of the House of Lords was ... decision by those whose rights or properties are affected by it . Committees , whether of Lords or Commons , may be ...
... decisions reversed by the House of Lords and he never recalled any in which the reversal of the House of Lords was ... decision by those whose rights or properties are affected by it . Committees , whether of Lords or Commons , may be ...
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... decision . Uniformity of decision is , as was said by an able writer in the Saturday Review , to be as much or as little desired in such cases as in trials at nisi prius , and Sir Edmund Beckett , with his usual directness of expression ...
... decision . Uniformity of decision is , as was said by an able writer in the Saturday Review , to be as much or as little desired in such cases as in trials at nisi prius , and Sir Edmund Beckett , with his usual directness of expression ...
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... decisions are continually being given upon points of the greatest consequence to the public , no rule , no law is created . A judicial decision is of value to the litigants , but it is of still greater value to the rest of the community ...
... decisions are continually being given upon points of the greatest consequence to the public , no rule , no law is created . A judicial decision is of value to the litigants , but it is of still greater value to the rest of the community ...
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