The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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... reason , nothing even approaching to a reason , for depriving Scotland of the benefit of a measure which has been recommended to Parliament as a great legal reform for England and Ireland . I have already considered the question of the ...
... reason , nothing even approaching to a reason , for depriving Scotland of the benefit of a measure which has been recommended to Parliament as a great legal reform for England and Ireland . I have already considered the question of the ...
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... reason why an act of negligence or wrong which is punish- able in one country should found only a civil action of damages in the other . Our Scotch law treats as criminal the neglect of duty by an engine driver or signalman , whereby ...
... reason why an act of negligence or wrong which is punish- able in one country should found only a civil action of damages in the other . Our Scotch law treats as criminal the neglect of duty by an engine driver or signalman , whereby ...
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... reason , should they not get it direct from his own lips instead of getting a translation of it into good English by a magistrates ' clerk , taken down behind their backs ? What difference does it make that the one pro- ceeding is ...
... reason , should they not get it direct from his own lips instead of getting a translation of it into good English by a magistrates ' clerk , taken down behind their backs ? What difference does it make that the one pro- ceeding is ...
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... reason why the feelings of an accused person should be consulted to this extent . It is matter of notoriety that most persons who enter the dock find their way there from some indiscretion of their own , but even if this was not ...
... reason why the feelings of an accused person should be consulted to this extent . It is matter of notoriety that most persons who enter the dock find their way there from some indiscretion of their own , but even if this was not ...
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... a delegation of real legislative power is wise or expedient . But this is a suggestion which , we have reason to believe , will be made the ground of proposed legislation at no distant date , 18 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
... a delegation of real legislative power is wise or expedient . But this is a suggestion which , we have reason to believe , will be made the ground of proposed legislation at no distant date , 18 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
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