The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 100
Page 1
... present approaches , to these respective extremes . The tendency of modern legislation dealing with children . is towards leniency . The ideas and methods of lawyers in this respect have undergone a great change . It is hard to realise ...
... present approaches , to these respective extremes . The tendency of modern legislation dealing with children . is towards leniency . The ideas and methods of lawyers in this respect have undergone a great change . It is hard to realise ...
Page 7
... present purpose it is unnecessary to say anything about them . They are intended to be made use of only in the case of felonies , or of very bad children . There arise occasions where the question of committal to a certified school ...
... present purpose it is unnecessary to say anything about them . They are intended to be made use of only in the case of felonies , or of very bad children . There arise occasions where the question of committal to a certified school ...
Page 13
... present law , and the best mode of increasing the former and removing or diminishing the latter . Their dissertation on the necessity and advantage of credit seems to me to be as irrelevant as it is weak . If they had reported that the ...
... present law , and the best mode of increasing the former and removing or diminishing the latter . Their dissertation on the necessity and advantage of credit seems to me to be as irrelevant as it is weak . If they had reported that the ...
Page 14
... present , finds some faults in the present system , though it also proposed to retain a good many imprisonments under the first five exceptions in the Debtors Act . Had further evidence been taken it is pro- bable that both sections of ...
... present , finds some faults in the present system , though it also proposed to retain a good many imprisonments under the first five exceptions in the Debtors Act . Had further evidence been taken it is pro- bable that both sections of ...
Page 15
... present system , inasmuch as the attempt to imprison him had failed . It may not have been easy to procure the attend- ance of working men who had been wrongfully imprisoned , or of neighbours who could speak positively to the facts ...
... present system , inasmuch as the attempt to imprison him had failed . It may not have been easy to procure the attend- ance of working men who had been wrongfully imprisoned , or of neighbours who could speak positively to the facts ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
action advocates amend applied arbitration authority Bench British Butterworth chemist Children Act 1908 claim clause Committee Common law conferred considerable Constitution contract convicted Council County Court Court of Appeal Criminal dealing Debtors decided decision defendant domicile duty edition England English entitled evidence fact foreign grant held High Court House of Lords important imprisonment increase Indemnity Ordinance indictable offences interest International Law judges judgment judicial jurisdiction jury Justice King's land lawyers legislation liability licence limited London Lord Alverstone matter ment Middle Temple Money Bill notes offences Office opinion Parliament passed patent person Pharmacy Act 1868 plaintiff practice present principle prison Privy Council proceedings provisions purchase question railway reference regard reported rule Secretary-at-War sect seems sentence serjeants serjeants-at-law statute student subject-matter supra Sweet & Maxwell tion treated trustee volume