The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... Court to the Assizes , with the result that the County Court judge is not unfrequently reversed . How , then , are Ireland and Scotland dealt with in the Report before us ? There is not a single word about Ireland . More than this , the ...
... Court to the Assizes , with the result that the County Court judge is not unfrequently reversed . How , then , are Ireland and Scotland dealt with in the Report before us ? There is not a single word about Ireland . More than this , the ...
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... Court . " Yet , they tell us towards the end of the Report , " Some 350 summonses are issued annually in the High Court for considerable sums exclusively against debtors who do not belong to the working classes . " Were the members who ...
... Court . " Yet , they tell us towards the end of the Report , " Some 350 summonses are issued annually in the High Court for considerable sums exclusively against debtors who do not belong to the working classes . " Were the members who ...
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... Courts , the Committee publish in an Appendix the Forms of Judgment- Summonses , & c . , used by the High Court . Did they read them ? An objection urged against the present law is , that it is class legislation , all the debtors who ...
... Courts , the Committee publish in an Appendix the Forms of Judgment- Summonses , & c . , used by the High Court . Did they read them ? An objection urged against the present law is , that it is class legislation , all the debtors who ...
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... Court thinks just , ' accepting for example certificates as to wages from em- ployers , statements of bailiffs of the Court , evidence not on oath , and other hearsay evidence . " They express a decided opinion in favour of the more lax ...
... Court thinks just , ' accepting for example certificates as to wages from em- ployers , statements of bailiffs of the Court , evidence not on oath , and other hearsay evidence . " They express a decided opinion in favour of the more lax ...
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... Court of means to pay , present or past , and goes on to say that proof ( not " evidence " ) may be given in such manner as the Court thinks just , and that for this purpose witnesses may be summoned and examined on oath . Clearly what ...
... Court of means to pay , present or past , and goes on to say that proof ( not " evidence " ) may be given in such manner as the Court thinks just , and that for this purpose witnesses may be summoned and examined on oath . Clearly what ...
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