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Page 378
The first part of the Act is a specimen of the present practice of legislation by
reference , and discloses “ a bewildering maze of cross - references . ” In this Act
will be noticed again the prevailing characteristic of recent legislation , in the ...
The first part of the Act is a specimen of the present practice of legislation by
reference , and discloses “ a bewildering maze of cross - references . ” In this Act
will be noticed again the prevailing characteristic of recent legislation , in the ...
Page 508
The references to text - books are out of date ; for instance , those to Fraser's Law
of Libel and Slander are throughout to the third edition ... looked in vain for any
case decided within the last five or The reference to “ 113 Q. B. D. 597 " ( p .
The references to text - books are out of date ; for instance , those to Fraser's Law
of Libel and Slander are throughout to the third edition ... looked in vain for any
case decided within the last five or The reference to “ 113 Q. B. D. 597 " ( p .
Page 510
appropriate reference is given , but since this book is not intended for lawyers ,
references to decided cases are not given . In matters of practice the Author has
relied upon his own daily experience as a company registration agent .
appropriate reference is given , but since this book is not intended for lawyers ,
references to decided cases are not given . In matters of practice the Author has
relied upon his own daily experience as a company registration agent .
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