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... Honour remarked that the Crown's acceptance of the right of election and the difference between counsel could be understood only by noting carefully the powers and juris- diction of a Magistrate when he sits in the Children's Court . He ...
... Honour remarked that the Crown's acceptance of the right of election and the difference between counsel could be understood only by noting carefully the powers and juris- diction of a Magistrate when he sits in the Children's Court . He ...
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... Honour the Chief Justice put to the Rules Committee with a view to improving the procedure of the Supreme Court and relieving pressure on the Judges . In March 1961 his Honour had asked that Com- mittee to consider four matters the ...
... Honour the Chief Justice put to the Rules Committee with a view to improving the procedure of the Supreme Court and relieving pressure on the Judges . In March 1961 his Honour had asked that Com- mittee to consider four matters the ...
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... Honour went on to discuss Lindus v . Melrose ( 1858 ) 27 L.J. Ex . 326. In that case there was a promissory note given , the relevant part of which read as follows : " Three months after date we jointly promise to pay Mr F. Shaw or ...
... Honour went on to discuss Lindus v . Melrose ( 1858 ) 27 L.J. Ex . 326. In that case there was a promissory note given , the relevant part of which read as follows : " Three months after date we jointly promise to pay Mr F. Shaw or ...
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