The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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Page 11
... amount to a radical revision of the Commercial law . On the table of the House lies a draft for increasing the rigour of the Act of 1883 relating to usury and for preventing the fraudulent transfer of business , as well as a draft for a ...
... amount to a radical revision of the Commercial law . On the table of the House lies a draft for increasing the rigour of the Act of 1883 relating to usury and for preventing the fraudulent transfer of business , as well as a draft for a ...
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... amount of overdue instalments for which a committal order could be made . Supposing that the original debt were two shillings , few judges , I think , would grant a committal order for non - payment of it . Why should it be otherwise ...
... amount of overdue instalments for which a committal order could be made . Supposing that the original debt were two shillings , few judges , I think , would grant a committal order for non - payment of it . Why should it be otherwise ...
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... amount , whether in one sum or by instalments , when the requisite proofs are given . I do not suggest that the question of the validity of the judgment should ( save in a few instances ) be reopened on the application for a committal ...
... amount , whether in one sum or by instalments , when the requisite proofs are given . I do not suggest that the question of the validity of the judgment should ( save in a few instances ) be reopened on the application for a committal ...
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... amount of suppressio veri and suggestio falsi which can be introduced into an affidavit without rendering the de- ponent liable to a prosecution for perjury . It has been said that the judge at an English criminal trial acts as counsel ...
... amount of suppressio veri and suggestio falsi which can be introduced into an affidavit without rendering the de- ponent liable to a prosecution for perjury . It has been said that the judge at an English criminal trial acts as counsel ...
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... amount necessary to procure a release . This would place executions against a man's body in the same position as executions against his goods , viz . , the loss to fall on the creditor when the proceedings prove abortive . It can hardly ...
... amount necessary to procure a release . This would place executions against a man's body in the same position as executions against his goods , viz . , the loss to fall on the creditor when the proceedings prove abortive . It can hardly ...
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