The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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Page 18
... means of paying the entire sum mentioned in the committal order , and the question what would have been the effect ... mean great indefiniteness or 1 15 Q. B. D. , p . 329 . ambiguity in the framing of the statute itself , and 18 THE ...
... means of paying the entire sum mentioned in the committal order , and the question what would have been the effect ... mean great indefiniteness or 1 15 Q. B. D. , p . 329 . ambiguity in the framing of the statute itself , and 18 THE ...
Page 19
... means , and at the end of another twenty years a test case was tried in the High Court which established the necessity of this requirement . It is believed , however , that the justices of the peace still often make committal orders in ...
... means , and at the end of another twenty years a test case was tried in the High Court which established the necessity of this requirement . It is believed , however , that the justices of the peace still often make committal orders in ...
Page 20
... means of paying the future instalments . Matters are made worse in practice by leaving the making of instalment orders to the registrar instead of the judge . In fixing a limit of six weeks for imprisonments under the judgment summons ...
... means of paying the future instalments . Matters are made worse in practice by leaving the making of instalment orders to the registrar instead of the judge . In fixing a limit of six weeks for imprisonments under the judgment summons ...
Page 21
... means of paying it . It is clear that a limit ought to be introduced , if not as to smallness of the instalments or the number of them , at least as to the amount of overdue instalments for which a committal order could be made ...
... means of paying it . It is clear that a limit ought to be introduced , if not as to smallness of the instalments or the number of them , at least as to the amount of overdue instalments for which a committal order could be made ...
Page 22
... means to pay were insisted on ; while they believe that the ill - consequences of a wrongful finding as to means to pay may be averted by giving the debtor time and putting a stay on the committal order until this time has expired ...
... means to pay were insisted on ; while they believe that the ill - consequences of a wrongful finding as to means to pay may be averted by giving the debtor time and putting a stay on the committal order until this time has expired ...
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