The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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If parliament were to act strictly upon its own declarations , it would be forced to
commit , not only the parties , but their counsel and their attorneys , the judges ,
and the sheriffs ; and so great would be the injustice of punishing the public
officers ...
If parliament were to act strictly upon its own declarations , it would be forced to
commit , not only the parties , but their counsel and their attorneys , the judges ,
and the sheriffs ; and so great would be the injustice of punishing the public
officers ...
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He also said , that the defendant was “ quasi a judge ; " whereupon Powell , J. ,
took up his words sharply , saying , “ I do not understand what my brother Powys
means by saying he is quasi a judge ; ' surely he must be a judge or no judge .
He also said , that the defendant was “ quasi a judge ; " whereupon Powell , J. ,
took up his words sharply , saying , “ I do not understand what my brother Powys
means by saying he is quasi a judge ; ' surely he must be a judge or no judge .
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And , if it be a matter within our jurisdiction , we are bound by our oaths to judge
of it . This is a matter of property determinable before us . Was ever such a
petition heard of in parliament , as that a man was hindered of giving his vote ,
and ...
And , if it be a matter within our jurisdiction , we are bound by our oaths to judge
of it . This is a matter of property determinable before us . Was ever such a
petition heard of in parliament , as that a man was hindered of giving his vote ,
and ...
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Sir John Holt was a zealous Whig as well as an independent judge . In the sketch
of the life of this eminent judge by Lord Campbell , the biographer refers to a
fictitious but well - invented anecdote , which , he observes , obtained great ...
Sir John Holt was a zealous Whig as well as an independent judge . In the sketch
of the life of this eminent judge by Lord Campbell , the biographer refers to a
fictitious but well - invented anecdote , which , he observes , obtained great ...
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of a warrant being issued by order of the House would have been an answer in
law to an action for an arrest , the same judge remarked : - “ In truth , common
learning on the constitution , common justice and common sense , equally revolt
...
of a warrant being issued by order of the House would have been an answer in
law to an action for an arrest , the same judge remarked : - “ In truth , common
learning on the constitution , common justice and common sense , equally revolt
...
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