The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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Page 16
The plaintiff would still be entitled to use all the existing means of recovery except
imprisonment . No complaints were made that the orders of the Scotch Courts
were treated with contempt , although this mode of enforcing them can only be ...
The plaintiff would still be entitled to use all the existing means of recovery except
imprisonment . No complaints were made that the orders of the Scotch Courts
were treated with contempt , although this mode of enforcing them can only be ...
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This may not have been irrelevant , as they had to consider what the effects of the
abolition of imprisonment for debt would be ; but they do not point out that at
present these are not alternative remedies , the plaintiff being empowered to use
...
This may not have been irrelevant , as they had to consider what the effects of the
abolition of imprisonment for debt would be ; but they do not point out that at
present these are not alternative remedies , the plaintiff being empowered to use
...
Page 323
worth while to call attention to the numbers of those who were sentenced directly
to terms of imprisonment , and of those who were imprisoned in default of paying
fines or of finding sureties — namely , 87,803 persons committed to prison ...
worth while to call attention to the numbers of those who were sentenced directly
to terms of imprisonment , and of those who were imprisoned in default of paying
fines or of finding sureties — namely , 87,803 persons committed to prison ...
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