The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. LONDON : PRINTED BY PEWTRESS & Co. , 15 , GREAT QUEEN STREET , LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS , W.C. CONTENTS . Page I. JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMEND- MENT OF.
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. LONDON : PRINTED BY PEWTRESS & Co. , 15 , GREAT QUEEN STREET , LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS , W.C. CONTENTS . Page I. JURISPRUDENCE AND THE AMEND- MENT OF.
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... MENT OF THE LAW . By THE RIGHT HON . THE LORD ADVOCATE ... ... ... I 17 ... II . PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION ... III . - PROFESSOR HOLLAND'S " JURISPRU- ... DENCE " AND CODIFICATION . By ARTHUR TILLEY , M.A. , Fellow of King's College ...
... MENT OF THE LAW . By THE RIGHT HON . THE LORD ADVOCATE ... ... ... I 17 ... II . PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION ... III . - PROFESSOR HOLLAND'S " JURISPRU- ... DENCE " AND CODIFICATION . By ARTHUR TILLEY , M.A. , Fellow of King's College ...
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... ment as by law established . My reverence for our national system of criminal jurispru- dence must not blind me to the fact that an unwritten criminal law , with its attributes of elasticity and adaptability to new forms of crime , is ...
... ment as by law established . My reverence for our national system of criminal jurispru- dence must not blind me to the fact that an unwritten criminal law , with its attributes of elasticity and adaptability to new forms of crime , is ...
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... ment . It would not proscribe a land system because it is intricate , any more than a zoologist would condemn a man because he was a highly organised human being , or cut off his legs and arms to bring him nearer to the ideal simplicity ...
... ment . It would not proscribe a land system because it is intricate , any more than a zoologist would condemn a man because he was a highly organised human being , or cut off his legs and arms to bring him nearer to the ideal simplicity ...
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... ment can be economised so as to enable it to legislate enough , becomes a matter of importance . Curiously enough , one suggestion which has been made . to meet this difficulty , is that Parliament should cease to legislate in relation ...
... ment can be economised so as to enable it to legislate enough , becomes a matter of importance . Curiously enough , one suggestion which has been made . to meet this difficulty , is that Parliament should cease to legislate in relation ...
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