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E.C. Munro 215 Uses, Statute of, and the Present System of Conveyancing. By
W. H. Upjohn WALES, Laws of: the Kindred and the Blood Feud. By F. W.
Maitland 'I33 344 THE LAW MAGAZINE AND REVIEW. No. CCXXXVIII.—
NovEMBER ...
E.C. Munro 215 Uses, Statute of, and the Present System of Conveyancing. By
W. H. Upjohn WALES, Laws of: the Kindred and the Blood Feud. By F. W.
Maitland 'I33 344 THE LAW MAGAZINE AND REVIEW. No. CCXXXVIII.—
NovEMBER ...
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The next step would be to assign the conduct of prosecutions at the assizes to a
single counsel for each circuit, instead of dividing the briefs as at present among
the younger men practising on the Crown side of the Court. The prosecuting ...
The next step would be to assign the conduct of prosecutions at the assizes to a
single counsel for each circuit, instead of dividing the briefs as at present among
the younger men practising on the Crown side of the Court. The prosecuting ...
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The code, which was drafted by Sir James, now Mr. Justice Stephen, has been
generally approved of by the legal profession and the press, and there can be
little doubt that it will, substantially in its present form, become law, and
supersede ...
The code, which was drafted by Sir James, now Mr. Justice Stephen, has been
generally approved of by the legal profession and the press, and there can be
little doubt that it will, substantially in its present form, become law, and
supersede ...
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Among the subjects proposed for discussion at the present Congress the council
has chosen one which should be especially interesting to Scotch jurists—the
establishment of a compulsory system of registrable titles to land. In one sense
the ...
Among the subjects proposed for discussion at the present Congress the council
has chosen one which should be especially interesting to Scotch jurists—the
establishment of a compulsory system of registrable titles to land. In one sense
the ...
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But the propositions which are likely to be made in relation to Private Bill
legislation by the present Government are almost certain to go in the direction of
decentralizing and delegating the legislative functions of Parliament, and there
are as ...
But the propositions which are likely to be made in relation to Private Bill
legislation by the present Government are almost certain to go in the direction of
decentralizing and delegating the legislative functions of Parliament, and there
are as ...
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