The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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Page 58
The organised institutions of each of these distinct orders may be grouped under
three heads , the General Council of the particular Bar , the Committee having
executive functions , and the Council of Discipline . The functions of the General ...
The organised institutions of each of these distinct orders may be grouped under
three heads , the General Council of the particular Bar , the Committee having
executive functions , and the Council of Discipline . The functions of the General ...
Page 408
But when the Bill was accepted by Her Majesty's English ministers and became
an Act , sect . 74 , dealing with the subject of the right of appeal , appeared as
follows : “ No appeal shall be permitted to the Queen in Council from the decision
of ...
But when the Bill was accepted by Her Majesty's English ministers and became
an Act , sect . 74 , dealing with the subject of the right of appeal , appeared as
follows : “ No appeal shall be permitted to the Queen in Council from the decision
of ...
Page 415
This would be opposed to the idea of an Australian court of final appeal , and
would , in those cases , be making the Privy Council the real final court of appeal
. The fact that the views of judges do not coincide on the Bench is no evidence
that ...
This would be opposed to the idea of an Australian court of final appeal , and
would , in those cases , be making the Privy Council the real final court of appeal
. The fact that the views of judges do not coincide on the Bench is no evidence
that ...
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