The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 19
... seems now to re- commend itself to the Government that further changes in the direction we have indicated are advisable . If Parlia- ment has no time in which to do the important work demanded of it in relation to General legislation ...
... seems now to re- commend itself to the Government that further changes in the direction we have indicated are advisable . If Parlia- ment has no time in which to do the important work demanded of it in relation to General legislation ...
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... seems to be no real reason for holding that local grievances ought not to be locally remedied . But while we see every reason why the administration of the law should be local , there are many reasons why the making of the law should be ...
... seems to be no real reason for holding that local grievances ought not to be locally remedied . But while we see every reason why the administration of the law should be local , there are many reasons why the making of the law should be ...
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For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. seems to infer that the transfer of Private Bill business from Committees to a " permanent tribunal of a judicial character " would also be attended with benefit . It is ...
For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. seems to infer that the transfer of Private Bill business from Committees to a " permanent tribunal of a judicial character " would also be attended with benefit . It is ...
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... seems certain . that the time of Parliament is more fully occupied , although possibly not more profitably employed than in former years . Now we have Mr. Dodson's scheme and arguments before us . The scheme is that there is to be a ...
... seems certain . that the time of Parliament is more fully occupied , although possibly not more profitably employed than in former years . Now we have Mr. Dodson's scheme and arguments before us . The scheme is that there is to be a ...
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... seems to us to have more weight . 3. The interests dealt with by Private Bills are very great , and the review of a second tribunal is a very wholesome precau- tion . This seems to us a fair consideration , and it has been urged , as we ...
... seems to us to have more weight . 3. The interests dealt with by Private Bills are very great , and the review of a second tribunal is a very wholesome precau- tion . This seems to us a fair consideration , and it has been urged , as we ...
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