The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... practice . The notes attached to the preceding statements have to some extent forestalled what has now to be said , but my intention at this stage is to arrange the various modes in a sequence adapted for practical use . It will be ...
... practice . The notes attached to the preceding statements have to some extent forestalled what has now to be said , but my intention at this stage is to arrange the various modes in a sequence adapted for practical use . It will be ...
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... practice in different County Courts , the usual practice in the Irish County Courts could hardly fail to throw some light on the subject . There is moreover another difference between the two countries which is of some importance . The ...
... practice in different County Courts , the usual practice in the Irish County Courts could hardly fail to throw some light on the subject . There is moreover another difference between the two countries which is of some importance . The ...
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... 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 .
... 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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... practice confined to the working classes ? 1 Moreover , one of the recommendations of the Committee is to abolish imprisonment for debts incurred for luxuries or for money lent . If this amendment were adopted , how many men belonging ...
... practice confined to the working classes ? 1 Moreover , one of the recommendations of the Committee is to abolish imprisonment for debts incurred for luxuries or for money lent . If this amendment were adopted , how many men belonging ...
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... the change , such as it is , to the practice which was declared legal by the House of Lords in the case of Stonor v . Fowle in 1886 -- viz . , making a committal order with a stay on execution so long as IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT . 19.
... the change , such as it is , to the practice which was declared legal by the House of Lords in the case of Stonor v . Fowle in 1886 -- viz . , making a committal order with a stay on execution so long as IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT . 19.
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