Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 32
... producing the quality and efficiency which have raised British law to the position of special respect in which it is universally held . To combine the regular work of the Desk with excursions into the irregular and exacting work of the ...
... producing the quality and efficiency which have raised British law to the position of special respect in which it is universally held . To combine the regular work of the Desk with excursions into the irregular and exacting work of the ...
Page 55
... produced in it . While the formal division and sub - division of the unified Office suggested above is necessary for a true conception of our scheme , we do not contemplate that - apart from the Teind Office -the staff shall be ...
... produced in it . While the formal division and sub - division of the unified Office suggested above is necessary for a true conception of our scheme , we do not contemplate that - apart from the Teind Office -the staff shall be ...
Page 63
... produce too many broken periods . In our opinion , the most convenient and economical plan would be that the sittings of the Court of Session should always begin on a Tuesday morning and always end on a Saturday after- noon . Tuesday is ...
... produce too many broken periods . In our opinion , the most convenient and economical plan would be that the sittings of the Court of Session should always begin on a Tuesday morning and always end on a Saturday after- noon . Tuesday is ...
Page 68
... produce a sufficient number of judges with high qualifications for commercial work . So far except in respect that the proposed List includes not only Commercial cases but Admiralty actions also - the innovation we propose closely ...
... produce a sufficient number of judges with high qualifications for commercial work . So far except in respect that the proposed List includes not only Commercial cases but Admiralty actions also - the innovation we propose closely ...
Page 69
... produce their witnesses . In less simple cases , pleadings would no doubt be required ; but these should neither be ordered nor allowed by the judge until after the Prelim- inary Acts have been opened and exchanged between the parties ...
... produce their witnesses . In less simple cases , pleadings would no doubt be required ; but these should neither be ordered nor allowed by the judge until after the Prelim- inary Acts have been opened and exchanged between the parties ...
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