Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... certainly it declares a sound principle and limits itself to declaring and enforcing that principle the more likely is it to be accepted and to pass into current use in the life of the country . and 33. If there were proceedings under ...
... certainly it declares a sound principle and limits itself to declaring and enforcing that principle the more likely is it to be accepted and to pass into current use in the life of the country . and 33. If there were proceedings under ...
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... certainly occupy a large area in a newspaper . I can only speak of the case you mention with regard to the summing - up upon the recollec- tion that the summing - up necessarily , after a trial of many days , occupied several hours ...
... certainly occupy a large area in a newspaper . I can only speak of the case you mention with regard to the summing - up upon the recollec- tion that the summing - up necessarily , after a trial of many days , occupied several hours ...
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... certainly two centuries ; it is a Common Law mis- demeanour to commit an act of public indecency . 130. I am afraid I am displaying my ignorance , but , even under the law as it stands at the present time , cannot a man be charged ...
... certainly two centuries ; it is a Common Law mis- demeanour to commit an act of public indecency . 130. I am afraid I am displaying my ignorance , but , even under the law as it stands at the present time , cannot a man be charged ...
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... certainly . Chairman . 317. You could increase it on the monetary fine ? -Yes , £ 1,000 . 318. As in the case of the Dangerous Drugs Act . Would you increase the imprisonment beyond three months ? - No , but I should make it both im ...
... certainly . Chairman . 317. You could increase it on the monetary fine ? -Yes , £ 1,000 . 318. As in the case of the Dangerous Drugs Act . Would you increase the imprisonment beyond three months ? - No , but I should make it both im ...
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... Certainly . 390. It is so important as all that ? - Certainly . 391. Do you regard divorce cases and the acts associated with divorce as a legitimate matter of public interest which , in the public interest , it is necessary should be ...
... Certainly . 390. It is so important as all that ? - Certainly . 391. Do you regard divorce cases and the acts associated with divorce as a legitimate matter of public interest which , in the public interest , it is necessary should be ...
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