The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... evidence , and as his name . was Duncan M'Gregor , it seems probable that the Ren- dallites mistook him for a Scotch witness . As to Scotland , they say : " The Committee has examined foreign and Scotch witnesses with a view to ...
... evidence , and as his name . was Duncan M'Gregor , it seems probable that the Ren- dallites mistook him for a Scotch witness . As to Scotland , they say : " The Committee has examined foreign and Scotch witnesses with a view to ...
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... evidence as to these imprisonments by other tribunals was very scanty , and almost confined to the city of London , where we might naturally expect to find fewer defects or irregularities than elsewhere . If the Committee had stated ...
... evidence as to these imprisonments by other tribunals was very scanty , and almost confined to the city of London , where we might naturally expect to find fewer defects or irregularities than elsewhere . If the Committee had stated ...
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... evidence of means to pay . Others make full use of their liberty to accept evidence ' in such manner as the Court thinks just , ' accepting for example certificates as to wages from em- ployers , statements of bailiffs of the Court , ...
... evidence of means to pay . Others make full use of their liberty to accept evidence ' in such manner as the Court thinks just , ' accepting for example certificates as to wages from em- ployers , statements of bailiffs of the Court , ...
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... evidence , is it a sufficient answer to say that three debtors who ought to have been imprisoned escaped in consequence of evidence equally untrustworthy ? Does the Committee intend to assert that the reception of this kind of evidence ...
... evidence , is it a sufficient answer to say that three debtors who ought to have been imprisoned escaped in consequence of evidence equally untrustworthy ? Does the Committee intend to assert that the reception of this kind of evidence ...
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... evidence as to the grounds for inflicting this punishment . The great increase in the number of committal warrants is a circumstance which must strike every student of judicial statistics . In 1906 they were almost six times as numerous ...
... evidence as to the grounds for inflicting this punishment . The great increase in the number of committal warrants is a circumstance which must strike every student of judicial statistics . In 1906 they were almost six times as numerous ...
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