Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 25
... parties may accept risks of ultimate liability rather than incur the immediate cost of litigation - a consideration which may be operative to some extent in the case of settlements of moveable estate as well as of land . ( 5 ) It is ...
... parties may accept risks of ultimate liability rather than incur the immediate cost of litigation - a consideration which may be operative to some extent in the case of settlements of moveable estate as well as of land . ( 5 ) It is ...
Page 26
... parties at the moment , but it is not always as satisfactory and , in the long run , is probably more costly to the business com- munity as a whole . ( 7 ) Another possible factor which was suggested to us by some of the witnesses is ...
... parties at the moment , but it is not always as satisfactory and , in the long run , is probably more costly to the business com- munity as a whole . ( 7 ) Another possible factor which was suggested to us by some of the witnesses is ...
Page 30
... parties - any jury trial ( above £ 100 in value ) or any proof ( above £ 500 in value ) for disposal by any of the eleven judges who would , according to this proposal , compose the Court of Session . The supersession of the Faculty of ...
... parties - any jury trial ( above £ 100 in value ) or any proof ( above £ 500 in value ) for disposal by any of the eleven judges who would , according to this proposal , compose the Court of Session . The supersession of the Faculty of ...
Page 40
... parties to many divorce cases are persons of inconsiderable means , and the chief argument in support of the transfer was the cheapening of proceedings of this class . It has to be kept in view that public opinion is not unanimous on ...
... parties to many divorce cases are persons of inconsiderable means , and the chief argument in support of the transfer was the cheapening of proceedings of this class . It has to be kept in view that public opinion is not unanimous on ...
Page 42
... parties ( without naming them ) having any interest in the vessel , and such parties require to be cited edictally . Service and intimation of the Petition is made on all concerned , appearance being allowed on a date named , and ...
... parties ( without naming them ) having any interest in the vessel , and such parties require to be cited edictally . Service and intimation of the Petition is made on all concerned , appearance being allowed on a date named , and ...
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