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... 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 some hundreds of
statutes which now exercise the ingenuity of lawyers in England and Ireland .
... 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 some hundreds of
statutes which now exercise the ingenuity of lawyers in England and Ireland .
Page 19
... Provisional Order , issuing either from the Local Government Board or the
Board of Trade , has been followed by satisfactory results . There is too , at the
present time , a craze for holding inquiries locally . * 2-2 PRIVATE BILL
LEGISLATION .
... Provisional Order , issuing either from the Local Government Board or the
Board of Trade , has been followed by satisfactory results . There is too , at the
present time , a craze for holding inquiries locally . * 2-2 PRIVATE BILL
LEGISLATION .
Page 21
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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... Mr. Dodson , at that time the Chairman of Ways and Means , and now
President of the Local Government Board , although it was not viewed with
satisfaction by Sir William Harcourt , the present Home Secretary , who took part
in the debate .
... Mr. Dodson , at that time the Chairman of Ways and Means , and now
President of the Local Government Board , although it was not viewed with
satisfaction by Sir William Harcourt , the present Home Secretary , who took part
in the debate .
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Eminent engineers or chemists would still be employed in every important inquiry
and their charges for attendance on a local inquiry will be much more exhorbitant
than they have been in connexion with an inquiry in London . At the present ...
Eminent engineers or chemists would still be employed in every important inquiry
and their charges for attendance on a local inquiry will be much more exhorbitant
than they have been in connexion with an inquiry in London . At the present ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1881 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2012 |
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