The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 53
... amendment . But if an amendment to insert or add words to a question be withdrawn , by leave of the house , the fact of that amendment having been proposed will not preclude the proposal of another amendment , affecting an earlier part ...
... amendment . But if an amendment to insert or add words to a question be withdrawn , by leave of the house , the fact of that amendment having been proposed will not preclude the proposal of another amendment , affecting an earlier part ...
Page 54
... amendment of that amendment . But when the ques- tion for adopting the words of an amendment is put forward dis- tinctly , and apart from the original question , no confusion arises from moving amendments to it , before its ultimate ...
... amendment of that amendment . But when the ques- tion for adopting the words of an amendment is put forward dis- tinctly , and apart from the original question , no confusion arises from moving amendments to it , before its ultimate ...
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... amended instanter , upon such terms as to post- poning the trial as shall be thought reasonable ; and after such amendment the trial is to go on in all respects and with pre- cisely the same consequences as if no amendment at all had ...
... amended instanter , upon such terms as to post- poning the trial as shall be thought reasonable ; and after such amendment the trial is to go on in all respects and with pre- cisely the same consequences as if no amendment at all had ...
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