The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 48
... question be simply resolved in the affirmative or negative there is little trouble ; it is when the question is sought to be evaded or superseded that the difficulty arises ; and here Mr. May tells us that , - " The modes of evading or ...
... question be simply resolved in the affirmative or negative there is little trouble ; it is when the question is sought to be evaded or superseded that the difficulty arises ; and here Mr. May tells us that , - " The modes of evading or ...
Page 49
... question of adjournment . The house may also be suddenly adjourned by notice being taken that forty members are not present , and an adjournment caused in that manner has the effect of superseding a question in the same way as a formal ...
... question of adjournment . The house may also be suddenly adjourned by notice being taken that forty members are not present , and an adjournment caused in that manner has the effect of superseding a question in the same way as a formal ...
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... question , but subject to these restrictions : 1. No amendment can be made in the first part of a question , after the latter part has been amended , or has been proposed to be amended , if a question has been put upon such proposed ...
... question , but subject to these restrictions : 1. No amendment can be made in the first part of a question , after the latter part has been amended , or has been proposed to be amended , if a question has been put upon such proposed ...
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