The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... course which is best in the interests of the child and of the public . I have by no means established to my own satis- faction any general principle for dealing with such cases , but I have made a note of some provisional suggestions ...
... course which is best in the interests of the child and of the public . I have by no means established to my own satis- faction any general principle for dealing with such cases , but I have made a note of some provisional suggestions ...
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... course may be adopted where a child is either without proper parental control , or has got beyond it , and no relative or fit person will undertake the custody of him . ( 7 ) Committal to a reformatory school . This is competent in the ...
... course may be adopted where a child is either without proper parental control , or has got beyond it , and no relative or fit person will undertake the custody of him . ( 7 ) Committal to a reformatory school . This is competent in the ...
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... courses are open . If a well - doing relative , or other fit person , comes forward and offers to take care of the boy , the Court may with advantage commit him to the custody of that person . Home training is always But if home ...
... courses are open . If a well - doing relative , or other fit person , comes forward and offers to take care of the boy , the Court may with advantage commit him to the custody of that person . Home training is always But if home ...
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... course of the inquiry , and was succeeded by an English member . The other two were absent when the vote on the Report was taken . It is stated that they were both opposed to it . The solitary Scotch representative voted against it . Mr ...
... course of the inquiry , and was succeeded by an English member . The other two were absent when the vote on the Report was taken . It is stated that they were both opposed to it . The solitary Scotch representative voted against it . Mr ...
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... six exceptions and , of course , the orders made in respect of them will cease to be made , and there can be no contempt of Court in not obeying non- existing orders . If it were thought desirable to retain IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT . 15.
... six exceptions and , of course , the orders made in respect of them will cease to be made , and there can be no contempt of Court in not obeying non- existing orders . If it were thought desirable to retain IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT . 15.
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