The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... paid by the Treasury in cases where the police are the prosecutors . If I were to attempt to carry out the Scotch system in England in a form suited to existing arrangements , I should make a beginning in the larger counties , by ...
... paid by the Treasury in cases where the police are the prosecutors . If I were to attempt to carry out the Scotch system in England in a form suited to existing arrangements , I should make a beginning in the larger counties , by ...
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... paid . The view of Mr. St. George Burke , Q.C. , after he retired from the Parliamentary Bar , when he had no longer any interest in the bolstering of a bad system , was that there would be an increase of the expenses if inquiries were ...
... paid . The view of Mr. St. George Burke , Q.C. , after he retired from the Parliamentary Bar , when he had no longer any interest in the bolstering of a bad system , was that there would be an increase of the expenses if inquiries were ...
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... paid tribunal for one which does its work gratuitously . But there is , as we have seen , another expense in connexion with the hearing before the Committee , and that is , the expense of counsel and agents . These , at the ...
... paid tribunal for one which does its work gratuitously . But there is , as we have seen , another expense in connexion with the hearing before the Committee , and that is , the expense of counsel and agents . These , at the ...
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... paid to counsel practising before the Railway Commissioners as any criterion of what would be given to members of the Bar practising before the proposed tribunal , we may say that the Bar would certainly not be the losers . Indeed , it ...
... paid to counsel practising before the Railway Commissioners as any criterion of what would be given to members of the Bar practising before the proposed tribunal , we may say that the Bar would certainly not be the losers . Indeed , it ...
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... paid Commissioners for members of Committee , who perform the work gratuitously , is not so easily appreciated . But as we have seen , both in length and costliness the Local Government Inquiry as to the Lower Thames Valley Sewage ...
... paid Commissioners for members of Committee , who perform the work gratuitously , is not so easily appreciated . But as we have seen , both in length and costliness the Local Government Inquiry as to the Lower Thames Valley Sewage ...
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