The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... opinion as to the course which is best in the interests of the child and of the public . I have by no means established to my own satis- faction any general principle for dealing with such cases , but I have made a note of some ...
... opinion as to the course which is best in the interests of the child and of the public . I have by no means established to my own satis- faction any general principle for dealing with such cases , but I have made a note of some ...
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... opinions of the Irish County Court judges on the working of the Act if they had desired it , and though I do not ... opinion had been asked : " Strict investigation has convinced me that in almost all the cases that come before me a ...
... opinions of the Irish County Court judges on the working of the Act if they had desired it , and though I do not ... opinion had been asked : " Strict investigation has convinced me that in almost all the cases that come before me a ...
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... opinion with regard to these im- prisonments , it would have been natural enough ; but they write , " We find nothing to criticise in the administration of these powers by Courts other than the County Courts . The law , as it is ...
... opinion with regard to these im- prisonments , it would have been natural enough ; but they write , " We find nothing to criticise in the administration of these powers by Courts other than the County Courts . The law , as it is ...
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... opinion in favour of the more lax practice . " The judge's discretion , " they write , " to hear other than legal evidence is to the advantage , principally of the debtors , but also of the creditors . " The ground of this latter ...
... opinion in favour of the more lax practice . " The judge's discretion , " they write , " to hear other than legal evidence is to the advantage , principally of the debtors , but also of the creditors . " The ground of this latter ...
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... opinion , judges now exercise in granting committal orders . The applica- tions for committal orders having become six times more numerous than they were formerly , and the number heard by the judge on the same day having increased in ...
... opinion , judges now exercise in granting committal orders . The applica- tions for committal orders having become six times more numerous than they were formerly , and the number heard by the judge on the same day having increased in ...
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