The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... tion may be put on the same , we Hungarians are perfectly justified in claiming that foreign countries should recognise Hungary as an independent State , and should not presume the existence of a provincial subordination , particularly ...
... tion may be put on the same , we Hungarians are perfectly justified in claiming that foreign countries should recognise Hungary as an independent State , and should not presume the existence of a provincial subordination , particularly ...
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... tion of the constitution . The draft just mentioned proved to be somewhat out of date : therefore it could not simply be passed into law as it stood . Many experiments to use the said draft as a basis proved futile : and it was not ...
... tion of the constitution . The draft just mentioned proved to be somewhat out of date : therefore it could not simply be passed into law as it stood . Many experiments to use the said draft as a basis proved futile : and it was not ...
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... tion to the justices of the peace to commit a man for failing to comply with a maintenance order . A remedy for this latter evil was indeed provided ten years later by the Summary Jurisdiction Act of 1879 ( sect . 35 , sub - sect . 2 ) ...
... tion to the justices of the peace to commit a man for failing to comply with a maintenance order . A remedy for this latter evil was indeed provided ten years later by the Summary Jurisdiction Act of 1879 ( sect . 35 , sub - sect . 2 ) ...
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... tion of Henry Symeon1 and to recognition of lecturing at Stamford , to which there had been a secession in 1334.2 Both these oaths existed up to 1827. From 1423 to 1564 Oxford graduates took an oath against the doctrine of tithe ...
... tion of Henry Symeon1 and to recognition of lecturing at Stamford , to which there had been a secession in 1334.2 Both these oaths existed up to 1827. From 1423 to 1564 Oxford graduates took an oath against the doctrine of tithe ...
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... tion , foresaw that the future was full of difficulty , and , perhaps , disappointment . The Licensing Act expired in the year 1694. It must be remembered that , so far , there had been no statute expressly creating , or judicial ...
... tion , foresaw that the future was full of difficulty , and , perhaps , disappointment . The Licensing Act expired in the year 1694. It must be remembered that , so far , there had been no statute expressly creating , or judicial ...
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