The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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... justice of the peace , who was finally to decide the matter . The Act provided that the award of the arbitrators or the decision of the justice should " be final and conclusive " between the parties differing ; and it provided this ...
... justice of the peace , who was finally to decide the matter . The Act provided that the award of the arbitrators or the decision of the justice should " be final and conclusive " between the parties differing ; and it provided this ...
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... justice , he might decide the dispute : if they did not so agree , then he might , on the request of either of the parties , nominate not less than four nor more than six persons - half masters , or agents , or foremen , and half ...
... justice , he might decide the dispute : if they did not so agree , then he might , on the request of either of the parties , nominate not less than four nor more than six persons - half masters , or agents , or foremen , and half ...
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... Justice Channell held that expenses incurred by the urban district council of Southall under the Public Health Act , 1875 , s . 150 , and summarily recovered by the council from the plaintiffs , were not rates , taxes , or assessments ...
... Justice Channell held that expenses incurred by the urban district council of Southall under the Public Health Act , 1875 , s . 150 , and summarily recovered by the council from the plaintiffs , were not rates , taxes , or assessments ...
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... Justice , in holding that the servant was the servant of the hirer , expressed a wish that the matter might be taken to the Court of Appeal . The authorities , in fact , are conflicting . Laugher v . Pointer ( 5 B & C. 547 ) lays down ...
... Justice , in holding that the servant was the servant of the hirer , expressed a wish that the matter might be taken to the Court of Appeal . The authorities , in fact , are conflicting . Laugher v . Pointer ( 5 B & C. 547 ) lays down ...
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... justice as a consequence of their power , and also as a means of preserving it . Instead of justice , we should rather say infliction of punishment , for in primitive times justice resolved itself into the infliction of punishment ...
... justice as a consequence of their power , and also as a means of preserving it . Instead of justice , we should rather say infliction of punishment , for in primitive times justice resolved itself into the infliction of punishment ...
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