The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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But while we see every reason why the administration of the law should be local,
there are many reasons why the making of the law should be central. And the
mere similarity which exists between a judicial investigation and the inquiry
which ...
But while we see every reason why the administration of the law should be local,
there are many reasons why the making of the law should be central. And the
mere similarity which exists between a judicial investigation and the inquiry
which ...
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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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A judicial inquiry not to be made byjudges, that is what theproposal comes to; but,
strangely, although not to be relegated to judges it is to be relegated to lawyers of
ability and experience, whose minds, we should say, had been trained in the ...
A judicial inquiry not to be made byjudges, that is what theproposal comes to; but,
strangely, although not to be relegated to judges it is to be relegated to lawyers of
ability and experience, whose minds, we should say, had been trained in the ...
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The Judge who hears and determines t~he truth of the allegation in an Election
Petition is performing a purely judicial one. Sir VVilliam Harcourt, who was very
familiar with Private Bill legislation, said, “The question for discussion in the case
of ...
The Judge who hears and determines t~he truth of the allegation in an Election
Petition is performing a purely judicial one. Sir VVilliam Harcourt, who was very
familiar with Private Bill legislation, said, “The question for discussion in the case
of ...
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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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