The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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... jury at the assizes . Magistrates are appointed by the Crown , and form a numerous body in any county . Till recently they were usually men of some position , and as they held their office for life , the general body assembled in ...
... jury at the assizes . Magistrates are appointed by the Crown , and form a numerous body in any county . Till recently they were usually men of some position , and as they held their office for life , the general body assembled in ...
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... juries in Ireland , and those bodies were as a rule composed of pretty much the same set of men , who had experience in the transaction of county business , and managed it efficiently and economically . But they were only summoned for ...
... juries in Ireland , and those bodies were as a rule composed of pretty much the same set of men , who had experience in the transaction of county business , and managed it efficiently and economically . But they were only summoned for ...
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... jury - is transferred to all district councils . Urban councils also obtain the powers of the grand jury in relation to public works , not maintained by the county at large , situated within their district . The maintenance and care of ...
... jury - is transferred to all district councils . Urban councils also obtain the powers of the grand jury in relation to public works , not maintained by the county at large , situated within their district . The maintenance and care of ...
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... jury relating to crime , will continue to be discharged by grand juries as hitherto . The adminis- trative duties so transferred are multifarious , comprised in a large number of statutes , and will require much care and attention on ...
... jury relating to crime , will continue to be discharged by grand juries as hitherto . The adminis- trative duties so transferred are multifarious , comprised in a large number of statutes , and will require much care and attention on ...
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... juries had nothing to do . Foremost among these may be reckoned the making , levying , collecting , and recovering rates in all parts of the county not comprised in an urban district . Accounts are to be kept so as to distinguish ...
... juries had nothing to do . Foremost among these may be reckoned the making , levying , collecting , and recovering rates in all parts of the county not comprised in an urban district . Accounts are to be kept so as to distinguish ...
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