Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 26
... Respect for legal decision - the authentic law of the land - may have been pushed aside by a commercial demand for quick and cheap results , and an aversion from publicity , which have led to an increasing willingness to settle disputes ...
... Respect for legal decision - the authentic law of the land - may have been pushed aside by a commercial demand for quick and cheap results , and an aversion from publicity , which have led to an increasing willingness to settle disputes ...
Page 32
... 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 Bar of a Supreme Court ( without detriment to the quality and efficiency of either of two ...
... 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 Bar of a Supreme Court ( without detriment to the quality and efficiency of either of two ...
Page 49
... respect of their urgency ) required a dispensation from the usual requisites of citation and the like . The Bill Chamber was also employed for the purpose of giving leave to use certain forms of diligence , and to bring advocations and ...
... respect of their urgency ) required a dispensation from the usual requisites of citation and the like . The Bill Chamber was also employed for the purpose of giving leave to use certain forms of diligence , and to bring advocations and ...
Page 51
... respect of breach of interdict , contempt of Court , official default , and the like . Some of them are statutory ... respecting law - agents and notaries - public - partly for admission to office and partly for deprivation of it ...
... respect of breach of interdict , contempt of Court , official default , and the like . Some of them are statutory ... respecting law - agents and notaries - public - partly for admission to office and partly for deprivation of it ...
Page 61
... respect of the calls of harvest and seed - time , or on account of the then unwholesome state of the City of Edinburgh as summer became far - advanced , or on account of the troublous character of the times , or to suit the sittings of ...
... respect of the calls of harvest and seed - time , or on account of the then unwholesome state of the City of Edinburgh as summer became far - advanced , or on account of the troublous character of the times , or to suit the sittings of ...
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