The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... proposed code and its various clauses , and I protest I can see no reason , nothing even approaching to a reason , for depriving Scotland of the benefit of a measure which has been recommended to Parliament as a great legal reform for ...
... proposed code and its various clauses , and I protest I can see no reason , nothing even approaching to a reason , for depriving Scotland of the benefit of a measure which has been recommended to Parliament as a great legal reform for ...
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... proposal to examine a prisoner in presence of the jury with the same reservation and the same . warning . If the jury are to get the man's evidence , why in the name of reason , should they not get it direct from his own lips instead of ...
... proposal to examine a prisoner in presence of the jury with the same reservation and the same . warning . If the jury are to get the man's evidence , why in the name of reason , should they not get it direct from his own lips instead of ...
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... proposal is that the accused person should be entitled to tender himself for examination , and should be subject to cross - examination by the prosecutor , but that the prosecutor should not be entitled to examine the accused in the ...
... proposal is that the accused person should be entitled to tender himself for examination , and should be subject to cross - examination by the prosecutor , but that the prosecutor should not be entitled to examine the accused in the ...
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... 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 subject is ...
... 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 subject is ...
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... proposed , would become self - supporting after the lapse of two or three years . While the subject announced by your Council for special discussion is that of Land Registration , I can hardly doubt that the larger subject of Land ...
... proposed , would become self - supporting after the lapse of two or three years . While the subject announced by your Council for special discussion is that of Land Registration , I can hardly doubt that the larger subject of Land ...
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