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Page 337
... matters as would enable it , on reaching years of discretion , to form its own conclusions on the matter of religion . Mr Willis was of opinion that the child had an inherent right to such instruction . It should be mentioned that in ...
... matters as would enable it , on reaching years of discretion , to form its own conclusions on the matter of religion . Mr Willis was of opinion that the child had an inherent right to such instruction . It should be mentioned that in ...
Page 407
... matter of law unless it must end in a wrong conclusion . If the result is right , does it matter whether he adds from the top or the bottom ? " Referring to this case , one learned commentator ( b ) remarks : " It is curious that the ...
... matter of law unless it must end in a wrong conclusion . If the result is right , does it matter whether he adds from the top or the bottom ? " Referring to this case , one learned commentator ( b ) remarks : " It is curious that the ...
Page 434
... matter into perspective . Even putting the matter in the way most favourable to the Judge his suggestion could not possibly be acceptable , yet it was not anywhere near as inhumane as has been alleged . In particular , he did not ...
... matter into perspective . Even putting the matter in the way most favourable to the Judge his suggestion could not possibly be acceptable , yet it was not anywhere near as inhumane as has been alleged . In particular , he did not ...
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