The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... given a free hand , they are apt to be unnecessarily severe ; if their hands are tied by means of regulations , they are apt to be too lenient . The state of the law prior to the passing of the Children Act 1908 , approximated to the ...
... given a free hand , they are apt to be unnecessarily severe ; if their hands are tied by means of regulations , they are apt to be too lenient . The state of the law prior to the passing of the Children Act 1908 , approximated to the ...
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... given in such manner as the Court thinks just , and that for this purpose witnesses may be summoned and examined on oath . Clearly what the Legislature intended was that no man should be im- prisoned without satisfactory proof of his ...
... given in such manner as the Court thinks just , and that for this purpose witnesses may be summoned and examined on oath . Clearly what the Legislature intended was that no man should be im- prisoned without satisfactory proof of his ...
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... given without his knowledge ? As to the third class , are not the debtors whose characters have deteriorated owing to unemployment , domestic trouble , or hereditary causes , usually without means to pay ? Then are the per- sons ...
... given without his knowledge ? As to the third class , are not the debtors whose characters have deteriorated owing to unemployment , domestic trouble , or hereditary causes , usually without means to pay ? Then are the per- sons ...
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... given in the Appendix , though I should wish to see them supplemented by further evidence and further statistics , more especially as regards imprisonments by other Courts than the County Courts . Imprisoning a man who cannot pay the ...
... given in the Appendix , though I should wish to see them supplemented by further evidence and further statistics , more especially as regards imprisonments by other Courts than the County Courts . Imprisoning a man who cannot pay the ...
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... given to it . As it is , the import of some of its most important recommendations is rendered doubtful by its ignorance of the law . The Report recom- mends that creditors shall not be permitted to obtain com- mittal orders under sect ...
... given to it . As it is , the import of some of its most important recommendations is rendered doubtful by its ignorance of the law . The Report recom- mends that creditors shall not be permitted to obtain com- mittal orders under sect ...
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