The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... principle for dealing with such cases , but I have made a note of some provisional suggestions , which my professional brethren may be pleased to con- sider . These suggestions can be regarded as a step to- wards the attainment of ...
... principle for dealing with such cases , but I have made a note of some provisional suggestions , which my professional brethren may be pleased to con- sider . These suggestions can be regarded as a step to- wards the attainment of ...
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... principle explained in regard to committal to an in- dustrial school applies with equal force to committal to a reformatory . It is a means of removing the child from injurious surroundings . ( 8 ) Private whipping . This is restricted ...
... principle explained in regard to committal to an in- dustrial school applies with equal force to committal to a reformatory . It is a means of removing the child from injurious surroundings . ( 8 ) Private whipping . This is restricted ...
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... principles , and they are not put for- ward with any expectation that they will receive general assent ; but they may be accepted as a basis for discussion . They indicate the line of procedure , which must be adopted , if we are to ...
... principles , and they are not put for- ward with any expectation that they will receive general assent ; but they may be accepted as a basis for discussion . They indicate the line of procedure , which must be adopted , if we are to ...
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... principle of jurisprudence to enforce a mere civil claim by imprisonment . " It would have been better if the Committee had abstained altogether from considerations of this kind and dealt with the practical branch of the question only ...
... principle of jurisprudence to enforce a mere civil claim by imprisonment . " It would have been better if the Committee had abstained altogether from considerations of this kind and dealt with the practical branch of the question only ...
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... principle Locus regit actum is universally applicable to wills in common with all other public ( i.e. , notarial ) or private deeds . Thus an alien desiring to make his will in France must , of necessity , adopt one of the forms known ...
... principle Locus regit actum is universally applicable to wills in common with all other public ( i.e. , notarial ) or private deeds . Thus an alien desiring to make his will in France must , of necessity , adopt one of the forms known ...
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