The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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... consider good English , the public would not greatly regret the sacrifice of the equivalent term ' larceny . ' In exchange I should be prepared to sacrifice my predilections as a Scottish lawyer for ' culpable homicide ' and would not ...
... consider good English , the public would not greatly regret the sacrifice of the equivalent term ' larceny . ' In exchange I should be prepared to sacrifice my predilections as a Scottish lawyer for ' culpable homicide ' and would not ...
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... consider that a measure cannot be said to have failed if it has never been properly tried . I do not wish to underrate the difficulties incident to the establishment of a general land registration system in Eng- land . But I would ...
... consider that a measure cannot be said to have failed if it has never been properly tried . I do not wish to underrate the difficulties incident to the establishment of a general land registration system in Eng- land . But I would ...
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... unsatisfactory . In another part of his speech he more accurately compares the functions of such a Committee to those of an arbitrator , and when considering how the tribunal which he proposed to PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 23.
... unsatisfactory . In another part of his speech he more accurately compares the functions of such a Committee to those of an arbitrator , and when considering how the tribunal which he proposed to PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 23.
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For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. and when considering how the tribunal which he proposed to substitute for Committees should be constituted , he decides that it ought not to be constituted of judges , on the ...
For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. and when considering how the tribunal which he proposed to substitute for Committees should be constituted , he decides that it ought not to be constituted of judges , on the ...
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... be effected . When we consider the weight of these arguments , and the weight of the authorities by which they have been urged , we cannot but think that the case is stronger for two hearings 32 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
... be effected . When we consider the weight of these arguments , and the weight of the authorities by which they have been urged , we cannot but think that the case is stronger for two hearings 32 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
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