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Page 144
Clearly our course would be to examine carefully the statutes of each succeeding
year , in order to ascertain how far the legislation of 1800 had been modified or
reversed by subsequent enactments . Precisely the same process would have to
...
Clearly our course would be to examine carefully the statutes of each succeeding
year , in order to ascertain how far the legislation of 1800 had been modified or
reversed by subsequent enactments . Precisely the same process would have to
...
Page 147
The next is , to repeal all statutes which are sleeping and not of use , but yet
snaring and in force . " The commissioners , who in 1835 reported on the
consolidation of the Statute Law , entertained the same views , and
recommended as their ...
The next is , to repeal all statutes which are sleeping and not of use , but yet
snaring and in force . " The commissioners , who in 1835 reported on the
consolidation of the Statute Law , entertained the same views , and
recommended as their ...
Page 148
the danger arising from repealed and obsolete matter ( not easily discoverable to
be such in the printed editions of the statutes ) ; and would facilitate the execution
of a more perfect consolidation , should such be attempted at any future period ...
the danger arising from repealed and obsolete matter ( not easily discoverable to
be such in the printed editions of the statutes ) ; and would facilitate the execution
of a more perfect consolidation , should such be attempted at any future period ...
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SIR SAMUEL ROMILLYAS AN ADVO | 1 |
THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS IN IRE | 41 |
THE JUDGMENT OF THE RIGHT | 54 |
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