The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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And the mere similarity which exists between a judicial investigation and the
inquiry which precedes a legislative act , is no ground why the rules which are
applicable to the one should be applied to the other . Indeed there are evident ...
And the mere similarity which exists between a judicial investigation and the
inquiry which precedes a legislative act , is no ground why the rules which are
applicable to the one should be applied to the other . Indeed there are evident ...
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England , Scotland , and Ireland on application to a permanent tribunal of a
judicial character , before which promoters and opponents should be heard in
open Court , and the decisions of which should be subject to confirmation by
Parliament ...
England , Scotland , and Ireland on application to a permanent tribunal of a
judicial character , before which promoters and opponents should be heard in
open Court , and the decisions of which should be subject to confirmation by
Parliament ...
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This is a somewhat curious statement from one who regards the investigations as
one of a judicial character , and whose main objection to Committees is , that they
are incapable of the duties devolving upon them by reason of their fluctuating ...
This is a somewhat curious statement from one who regards the investigations as
one of a judicial character , and whose main objection to Committees is , that they
are incapable of the duties devolving upon them by reason of their fluctuating ...
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The Judge who hears and determines the truth of the allegation in an Election
Petition is performing a purely judicial one . Sir William Harcourt , who was very
familiar with Private Bill legislation , said , “ The question for discussion in the
case ...
The Judge who hears and determines the truth of the allegation in an Election
Petition is performing a purely judicial one . Sir William Harcourt , who was very
familiar with Private Bill legislation , said , “ The question for discussion in the
case ...
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seems to infer that the transfer of Private Bill business from Committees to a “
permanent tribunal of a judicial character " would also be attended with benefit . It
is , however , quite conceivable that the transfer of such casescases in which ...
seems to infer that the transfer of Private Bill business from Committees to a “
permanent tribunal of a judicial character " would also be attended with benefit . It
is , however , quite conceivable that the transfer of such casescases in which ...
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