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Page 21
... applied to the other . Indeed there are evident advantages con- nected with the local administration and execution of the law which are not incident to the local making of the law . We are all more or less in favour of local self ...
... applied to the other . Indeed there are evident advantages con- nected with the local administration and execution of the law which are not incident to the local making of the law . We are all more or less in favour of local self ...
Page 25
... applied any more than in the case of Public Measures . One would be laughed at if one proposed to have all Public Bills submitted to a Committee of Judges or a Special Tribunal , and why the proposal to submit Private Bills , the ...
... applied any more than in the case of Public Measures . One would be laughed at if one proposed to have all Public Bills submitted to a Committee of Judges or a Special Tribunal , and why the proposal to submit Private Bills , the ...
Page 63
... applied . The use , however , of this term shows that at any rate it was not the intention of the Roman jurists to make a radical division of obligations into those which arise * Some useful notes by Austin on the subject of quasi ...
... applied . The use , however , of this term shows that at any rate it was not the intention of the Roman jurists to make a radical division of obligations into those which arise * Some useful notes by Austin on the subject of quasi ...
Page 113
... applied for a postpone- ment of his trial -- if only for a day - which would have entitled him to have the aid of counsel in his defence ; but it was refused , and on his urging that counsel should be allowed him , the statute declaring ...
... applied for a postpone- ment of his trial -- if only for a day - which would have entitled him to have the aid of counsel in his defence ; but it was refused , and on his urging that counsel should be allowed him , the statute declaring ...
Page 119
... applied to solemn and state prosecutions the Attorney - General's prerogative would not now be left to us for discussion . His Lordship's memory , however , does seem to have been at fault in the case of some of his illustrations . When ...
... applied to solemn and state prosecutions the Attorney - General's prerogative would not now be left to us for discussion . His Lordship's memory , however , does seem to have been at fault in the case of some of his illustrations . When ...
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