Parliamentary Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 31
... necessary , however , to provide for a further appeal from a decision of the Board on a point of law , and possibly for a general appeal . Either could lie on the one hand to the High Court or , on the other hand , to a lawyer of ...
... necessary , however , to provide for a further appeal from a decision of the Board on a point of law , and possibly for a general appeal . Either could lie on the one hand to the High Court or , on the other hand , to a lawyer of ...
Page 28
... necessary : ( a ) We cannot recommend in favour of a suggestion made to us that , whether the prosecution is carried on by the Director of Public Prosecutions or not , the consent of the prosecution to summary trial should be necessary ...
... necessary : ( a ) We cannot recommend in favour of a suggestion made to us that , whether the prosecution is carried on by the Director of Public Prosecutions or not , the consent of the prosecution to summary trial should be necessary ...
Page 62
... necessary number of assistants could be freely appointed . This seems to us a reasonable pattern . We appreciate the traditional view that the recorder organises the whole work of his quarter sessions and takes as much as he can himself ...
... necessary number of assistants could be freely appointed . This seems to us a reasonable pattern . We appreciate the traditional view that the recorder organises the whole work of his quarter sessions and takes as much as he can himself ...
Contents
Chapter | 5 |
The Federal Executive | 12 |
The Cadogan Committees conclusions | 3 |
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