The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... seems probable that the Ren- dallites mistook him for a Scotch witness . As to Scotland , they say : " The Committee has examined foreign and Scotch witnesses with a view to comparing their methods for the recovery of civil debts with ...
... seems probable that the Ren- dallites mistook him for a Scotch witness . As to Scotland , they say : " The Committee has examined foreign and Scotch witnesses with a view to comparing their methods for the recovery of civil debts with ...
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... seems to be about II times that in the Irish . ) I find that these prisoners are still classed by the Prisons Board as " unemployed , " so that no rules corresponding to those of 1899 seem to have been adopted in Ireland . I am not ...
... seems to be about II times that in the Irish . ) I find that these prisoners are still classed by the Prisons Board as " unemployed , " so that no rules corresponding to those of 1899 seem to have been adopted in Ireland . I am not ...
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... seems to me to be as irrelevant as it is weak . If they had reported that the abolition of imprisonment for debt would destroy credit , this dissertation might have been relevant to the issue ; but they seem to admit that this is not ...
... seems to me to be as irrelevant as it is weak . If they had reported that the abolition of imprisonment for debt would destroy credit , this dissertation might have been relevant to the issue ; but they seem to admit that this is not ...
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... very perfunctory treatment of this important branch of the subject , the selection of witnesses as regards the County Courts seems to have been one - sided . The judges may perhaps be regarded as occupying an im- 14 IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT .
... very perfunctory treatment of this important branch of the subject , the selection of witnesses as regards the County Courts seems to have been one - sided . The judges may perhaps be regarded as occupying an im- 14 IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT .
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... seems little doubt that a more impartial selection of witnesses would have much strengthened the case on behalf of ... seem so from the sapient remark which immediately follows . " We believe that the power of the High Court to commit to ...
... seems little doubt that a more impartial selection of witnesses would have much strengthened the case on behalf of ... seem so from the sapient remark which immediately follows . " We believe that the power of the High Court to commit to ...
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