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... magistrates . At the same time he is required to report all cases , except police offences , to the Crown counsel of his circuit , who decides whether the case is to be prosecuted , and if so , in what court . The Advocate Depute or ...
... magistrates . At the same time he is required to report all cases , except police offences , to the Crown counsel of his circuit , who decides whether the case is to be prosecuted , and if so , in what court . The Advocate Depute or ...
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... magistrates ' clerk , taken down behind their backs ? What difference does it make that the one pro- ceeding is called an examination and the other a declaration ? It is recognised English law as well as French law at least it is ...
... magistrates ' clerk , taken down behind their backs ? What difference does it make that the one pro- ceeding is called an examination and the other a declaration ? It is recognised English law as well as French law at least it is ...
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... Magistrates of a Burgh disposed to A. a piece of ground with a right to use the water in a mill - lade . B. who possessed houses in the Burgh but not adjacent to the stream , introduced a pipe above A.'s conduit to draw water from the ...
... Magistrates of a Burgh disposed to A. a piece of ground with a right to use the water in a mill - lade . B. who possessed houses in the Burgh but not adjacent to the stream , introduced a pipe above A.'s conduit to draw water from the ...
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... Magistrates , Chairmen of Quarter Sessions , Members of Local Highway Boards , and others who have to deal with the important questions connected with the Queen's Highway throughout England and Wales . We like Mr. Baker's book much ...
... Magistrates , Chairmen of Quarter Sessions , Members of Local Highway Boards , and others who have to deal with the important questions connected with the Queen's Highway throughout England and Wales . We like Mr. Baker's book much ...
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... magistrate " to whose keeping the interests of the community have been confided , had in a virtuous mood , been first in the race , and had indicted the accused , and he had been convicted and afterwards pardoned , or had been acquitted ...
... magistrate " to whose keeping the interests of the community have been confided , had in a virtuous mood , been first in the race , and had indicted the accused , and he had been convicted and afterwards pardoned , or had been acquitted ...
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