The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... existing law relating to the Imprisonment of Debtors and to report whether any amendments are desirable , " has been for some time before the public . The circumstances under which it was adopted are not calculated to increase the ...
... existing law relating to the Imprisonment of Debtors and to report whether any amendments are desirable , " has been for some time before the public . The circumstances under which it was adopted are not calculated to increase the ...
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... at . If there was any difference , either in law or in practice , they were sure to be wrong . The objections to imprisonment for debt under the existing law are of two kinds , which I may describe 12 IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT .
... at . If there was any difference , either in law or in practice , they were sure to be wrong . The objections to imprisonment for debt under the existing law are of two kinds , which I may describe 12 IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT .
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... these 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.
... these 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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... existing means of recovery except imprison- ment . No complaints were made that the orders of the Scotch Courts were treated with contempt , although this mode of enforcing them can only be adopted in a few instances . After stating ...
... existing means of recovery except imprison- ment . No complaints were made that the orders of the Scotch Courts were treated with contempt , although this mode of enforcing them can only be adopted in a few instances . After stating ...
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... existing law it is often urged that no injustice can be done , because satisfactory proof of the debtor's means to pay must be given before the committal order is made . Can such evidence ( if that term can be applied to it ) as the ...
... existing law it is often urged that no injustice can be done , because satisfactory proof of the debtor's means to pay must be given before the committal order is made . Can such evidence ( if that term can be applied to it ) as the ...
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