The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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The only plea in extenuation which can be urged in its favour is , that this last
commission has done no worse than those which preceded it ; for not one of the
previous attempts to consolidate and revise the statute law of the realm ,
numerous ...
The only plea in extenuation which can be urged in its favour is , that this last
commission has done no worse than those which preceded it ; for not one of the
previous attempts to consolidate and revise the statute law of the realm ,
numerous ...
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... in the whole or in part ; repealing what is obsolete , and consolidating what
consists of needless repetition ; specifying the general heads of the statute law
most necessary to be dealt with in either way ; the Statute Law Commission . 125.
... in the whole or in part ; repealing what is obsolete , and consolidating what
consists of needless repetition ; specifying the general heads of the statute law
most necessary to be dealt with in either way ; the Statute Law Commission . 125.
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Then came the Commissions of 1833 and 1845 for the consolidation of the
criminal law , and generally for inquiring into the expediency of consolidating
other branches of the statute law ; these two commissions absorbed between
them about ...
Then came the Commissions of 1833 and 1845 for the consolidation of the
criminal law , and generally for inquiring into the expediency of consolidating
other branches of the statute law ; these two commissions absorbed between
them about ...
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This commission was issued on the 22nd August , 1854 , for two purposes ; first ,
for consolidating the statute laws of the realm , or such parts of them as the
commissioners might find capable of being usefully and conveniently
consolidated ...
This commission was issued on the 22nd August , 1854 , for two purposes ; first ,
for consolidating the statute laws of the realm , or such parts of them as the
commissioners might find capable of being usefully and conveniently
consolidated ...
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The members divided into a number of sub - committees , each of which
undertook to superintend the consolidation of a particular branch of statute law .
For instance , Chief Justice Jervis and Baron Parke ( with whom Sir Fitzroy Kelly
and Mr.
The members divided into a number of sub - committees , each of which
undertook to superintend the consolidation of a particular branch of statute law .
For instance , Chief Justice Jervis and Baron Parke ( with whom Sir Fitzroy Kelly
and Mr.
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