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... entitled to tender himself for examination , and should be subject to cross - examination by the prosecutor , but that the prosecutor should not be entitled to examine the accused in the first instance . This is in effect giving an ...
... entitled to tender himself for examination , and should be subject to cross - examination by the prosecutor , but that the prosecutor should not be entitled to examine the accused in the first instance . This is in effect giving an ...
Page 48
... entitled to exact ; ( 4. ) A person obliged . The person entitled and the person obliged are called by Mr. Holland respectively “ the person of inherence " and " the person of incidence , " terms which may be convenient in a scientific ...
... entitled to exact ; ( 4. ) A person obliged . The person entitled and the person obliged are called by Mr. Holland respectively “ the person of inherence " and " the person of incidence , " terms which may be convenient in a scientific ...
Page 74
... entitled to this use of the water as the use was novel and inconsistent with the grant to A. 13 Dec. , 1878 . Bonthrone v . Downie , 6 S.C. , p . 324 . Bill - Conditional Delivery . A. a foreign correspondent of B. sent him a bill drawn ...
... entitled to this use of the water as the use was novel and inconsistent with the grant to A. 13 Dec. , 1878 . Bonthrone v . Downie , 6 S.C. , p . 324 . Bill - Conditional Delivery . A. a foreign correspondent of B. sent him a bill drawn ...
Page 123
... entitled to reply . " But in Rex . v . Bell ( M. & M. , 440 ) , which was a criminal information for a libel on the Lord Chan- cellor , published in The Atlas , " the Attorney - General con- ducted the prosecution , and stated that he ...
... entitled to reply . " But in Rex . v . Bell ( M. & M. , 440 ) , which was a criminal information for a libel on the Lord Chan- cellor , published in The Atlas , " the Attorney - General con- ducted the prosecution , and stated that he ...
Page 125
... entitled to enjoy this prerogative ; the oracle is somewhat fickle in its responses . The Attorney- General of England may - so may his representatives , be they the Solicitor - General or " any other man , " though much depends on the ...
... entitled to enjoy this prerogative ; the oracle is somewhat fickle in its responses . The Attorney- General of England may - so may his representatives , be they the Solicitor - General or " any other man , " though much depends on the ...
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