The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... jurisdiction of the justices of the peace , but the English justices had a more extensive jurisdiction than their Irish compeers , and this difference still continues to exist . It is for this reason that there is no imprisonment for ...
... jurisdiction of the justices of the peace , but the English justices had a more extensive jurisdiction than their Irish compeers , and this difference still continues to exist . It is for this reason that there is no imprisonment for ...
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... jurisdiction is exclusively exercised by the County Court . " Yet , they tell us towards the end of the Report , " Some 350 summonses are issued annually in the High Court for considerable sums exclusively against debtors who do not ...
... jurisdiction is exclusively exercised by the County Court . " Yet , they tell us towards the end of the Report , " Some 350 summonses are issued annually in the High Court for considerable sums exclusively against debtors who do not ...
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... jurisdiction under the 5th section of the Debtors Act ; but probably the author of the Bill did not regard the administration of that section by the High Court as useful and salutary . The Committee gave much time and labour to the dis ...
... jurisdiction under the 5th section of the Debtors Act ; but probably the author of the Bill did not regard the administration of that section by the High Court as useful and salutary . The Committee gave much time and labour to the dis ...
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... jurisdiction has been declined , of which many instances have been given in the previous pages . It may issue to a university , a visitor , or a college according to circumstances . 1 An early case is A.-G. v . Balliol College [ 1744 ] ...
... jurisdiction has been declined , of which many instances have been given in the previous pages . It may issue to a university , a visitor , or a college according to circumstances . 1 An early case is A.-G. v . Balliol College [ 1744 ] ...
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... jurisdiction has been exceeded , as by the Chancellor's court . In one case the right to a fellow- ship of Winchester was by consent tried by prohibition , it being doubtful who was visitor , and a mandamus thus not lying . In one case ...
... jurisdiction has been exceeded , as by the Chancellor's court . In one case the right to a fellow- ship of Winchester was by consent tried by prohibition , it being doubtful who was visitor , and a mandamus thus not lying . In one case ...
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