The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 41
... granted to the inferior than to the superior tribunal , but so needless a distinction may be obviated by slightly changing the wording of the section . What has been previously noted with regard to the magistrate's power of substituting ...
... granted to the inferior than to the superior tribunal , but so needless a distinction may be obviated by slightly changing the wording of the section . What has been previously noted with regard to the magistrate's power of substituting ...
Page 53
... Granting that the process may facilitate the acquittal of the innocent , why , it will be asked , should the accused await his trial in gaol , or , if on bail , still , in either case , with a groundless imputation resting on him , when ...
... Granting that the process may facilitate the acquittal of the innocent , why , it will be asked , should the accused await his trial in gaol , or , if on bail , still , in either case , with a groundless imputation resting on him , when ...
Page 56
... granted , by the House of Lords . Proceedings in error- almost a sealed book even to lawyers - are to be discon- tinued . The right of appeal is however purely one - sided , for though it is conferred on the prisoner it is denied to the ...
... granted , by the House of Lords . Proceedings in error- almost a sealed book even to lawyers - are to be discon- tinued . The right of appeal is however purely one - sided , for though it is conferred on the prisoner it is denied to the ...
Page 93
... granted to them by the Legislature ) , renders it puerile to expect , as some of their advocates profess to do , that they can be dealt with upon the same footing as ordinary trading companies , who are entitled to carry on their ...
... granted to them by the Legislature ) , renders it puerile to expect , as some of their advocates profess to do , that they can be dealt with upon the same footing as ordinary trading companies , who are entitled to carry on their ...
Page 98
... granted the order applicable to the three . Per Lord Justice Clerk ( Lord Moncreift ) : " The pursuer says , that we are not to interfere with his liberty in the matter , because to grant the order craved would be on the one hand ...
... granted the order applicable to the three . Per Lord Justice Clerk ( Lord Moncreift ) : " The pursuer says , that we are not to interfere with his liberty in the matter , because to grant the order craved would be on the one hand ...
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