The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... passing of the Children Act 1908 , approximated to the former error ; since the passing of the statute , it has approximated to the latter . I say " approximated , " because there was neither a free hand then , nor is there rigid ...
... passing of the Children Act 1908 , approximated to the former error ; since the passing of the statute , it has approximated to the latter . I say " approximated , " because there was neither a free hand then , nor is there rigid ...
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... passed in 1869. The Irish Debtors Act followed in 1872 , and the Scotch Debtors Act in 1880. All three abolished imprisonment for debt , with certain excep- tions . ( The allegation that any of them abolished it alto- gether , and that ...
... passed in 1869. The Irish Debtors Act followed in 1872 , and the Scotch Debtors Act in 1880. All three abolished imprisonment for debt , with certain excep- tions . ( The allegation that any of them abolished it alto- gether , and that ...
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... Passing from the opinions of the Irish judges to the Irish statistics , I have not been able to find any which give full details , but the reports of the Irish General Prisons Board contain for each year the number of persons imprisoned ...
... Passing from the opinions of the Irish judges to the Irish statistics , I have not been able to find any which give full details , but the reports of the Irish General Prisons Board contain for each year the number of persons imprisoned ...
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... passing glance 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 .
... passing glance 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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... Passing to the practical objections , I find fault not merely with the Report of the Committee but with the whole inquiry . Granted that to go fully into every branch of the subject would have occupied more time than the Committee could ...
... Passing to the practical objections , I find fault not merely with the Report of the Committee but with the whole inquiry . Granted that to go fully into every branch of the subject would have occupied more time than the Committee could ...
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