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Page 191
By sect . 10 of the new Act ( replacing sect . 10 ( i ) of the Act of 1870 ) , it is
declared that the wife of a British subject shall be deenied to be a British subject ,
and the wife of an alien shall be deemed to be an alien . A woman thus becoming
an ...
By sect . 10 of the new Act ( replacing sect . 10 ( i ) of the Act of 1870 ) , it is
declared that the wife of a British subject shall be deenied to be a British subject ,
and the wife of an alien shall be deemed to be an alien . A woman thus becoming
an ...
Page 413
that in Scottish proceedings the definition of “ crime ” is that given in sect . 17 ( 2 )
and not the definition contained in the Schedule . In other words , the Scottish
definition of " crime ” ( sect . 17 ( 2 ) ) applies in Scottish Courts , and the English ...
that in Scottish proceedings the definition of “ crime ” is that given in sect . 17 ( 2 )
and not the definition contained in the Schedule . In other words , the Scottish
definition of " crime ” ( sect . 17 ( 2 ) ) applies in Scottish Courts , and the English ...
Page 446
I of sect . I of the Legal Proceedings against Enemies Act 1915 ( 5 Geo . V , c . 36
) , leave may be given to issue a writ of summons in the High Court for service on
an enemy out of the jurisdiction , or of which notice is to be given to an enemy ...
I of sect . I of the Legal Proceedings against Enemies Act 1915 ( 5 Geo . V , c . 36
) , leave may be given to issue a writ of summons in the High Court for service on
an enemy out of the jurisdiction , or of which notice is to be given to an enemy ...
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CRIMINAL STATISTICS 1913 | 306 |
CRIMINALS HABITUAL AND SCOTTISH CONVICTIONS | 331 |
DAMAGE CAUSED BY FALLING TILES ETC HOUSEHOLDERS | 350 |
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