Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... reason of the fact that it really contains definitely indecent or obscene matter , and , secondly , the report which , while containing no definitely obscene or indecent matter , is , as a whole , what has been described by one of the ...
... reason of the fact that it really contains definitely indecent or obscene matter , and , secondly , the report which , while containing no definitely obscene or indecent matter , is , as a whole , what has been described by one of the ...
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... reason in so advertising these cases , and the only reason that I can think of is that people want to read about them . It is very lamentable . But this Bill is in quite the right direction , because when once a line is laid down that ...
... reason in so advertising these cases , and the only reason that I can think of is that people want to read about them . It is very lamentable . But this Bill is in quite the right direction , because when once a line is laid down that ...
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... reason why , on that assump- tion , ( b ) should not come out ? -I would feel inclined to retain it . It is very difficult to visualise every possible case that might arise . I think it is well to have that there . 259. It becomes at ...
... reason why , on that assump- tion , ( b ) should not come out ? -I would feel inclined to retain it . It is very difficult to visualise every possible case that might arise . I think it is well to have that there . 259. It becomes at ...
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... reason of the provisions of the Inter- pretation Act , 1889 , which provides that where a statute creates an offence and the common law creates an offence you may proceed under either method so long as the person is not prose- cuted ...
... reason of the provisions of the Inter- pretation Act , 1889 , which provides that where a statute creates an offence and the common law creates an offence you may proceed under either method so long as the person is not prose- cuted ...
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... reason of the fact that there has been a newspaper report of the case and the perjury is thus disclosed ? — The cases of perjury that have come to me as having been committeed in the Divorce Court have come from two sources : one the ...
... reason of the fact that there has been a newspaper report of the case and the perjury is thus disclosed ? — The cases of perjury that have come to me as having been committeed in the Divorce Court have come from two sources : one the ...
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