The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 50
... Vict . , ch . 86 , sec . 11 ) , and the Merchant Shipping Act ( 38 & 39 Vict . , ch . 83 , sec . 4 ) , are exceptions to the rule . The first instance in modern times of a prisoner being examined , occurred under the latter Statute , at ...
... Vict . , ch . 86 , sec . 11 ) , and the Merchant Shipping Act ( 38 & 39 Vict . , ch . 83 , sec . 4 ) , are exceptions to the rule . The first instance in modern times of a prisoner being examined , occurred under the latter Statute , at ...
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... Vict . , c . 78. When , however , it can be shown to the satisfaction of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice that difficult questions of law will arise , or that there are unusual circumstances which render it ...
... Vict . , c . 78. When , however , it can be shown to the satisfaction of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice that difficult questions of law will arise , or that there are unusual circumstances which render it ...
Page 261
... Vict . , ch . 65 , and 24 Vict . , ch . 10 , that Court was given a jurisdiction both in rem and in personam , in cases where the collision happened in a harbour , as well as upon the open seas . It follows thereupon that the plaintiffs ...
... Vict . , ch . 65 , and 24 Vict . , ch . 10 , that Court was given a jurisdiction both in rem and in personam , in cases where the collision happened in a harbour , as well as upon the open seas . It follows thereupon that the plaintiffs ...
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... Vict . , c . 65. The other two Statutes remain on the Roll . We speak of these three Statutes as " famous Statutes , " for they deserve that name , seeing that they gave rise to a controversy between the Common Law Courts at Westminster ...
... Vict . , c . 65. The other two Statutes remain on the Roll . We speak of these three Statutes as " famous Statutes , " for they deserve that name , seeing that they gave rise to a controversy between the Common Law Courts at Westminster ...
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... Vict . , ch . 65 , which has effected by implication a partial repeal of both the Statutes of Richard II . , and in terms a total repeal of 2 Henry IV . , ch . 11 , so that no penalties would now be incurred by a total disregard of the ...
... Vict . , ch . 65 , which has effected by implication a partial repeal of both the Statutes of Richard II . , and in terms a total repeal of 2 Henry IV . , ch . 11 , so that no penalties would now be incurred by a total disregard of the ...
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