Parliamentary Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 57
... quarter sessions . A court should readily be able to hold an additional sessions in order to deal with a case which for some reason could not be dealt with at the normal sessions or to conclude a case which has been adjourned after ...
... quarter sessions . A court should readily be able to hold an additional sessions in order to deal with a case which for some reason could not be dealt with at the normal sessions or to conclude a case which has been adjourned after ...
Page 58
... quarter of a year " . There might at present be some slight advantage in a restriction of this sort , since it ensures that no waiting period before trial at county quarter sessions exceeds four and a half months , compared with a ...
... quarter of a year " . There might at present be some slight advantage in a restriction of this sort , since it ensures that no waiting period before trial at county quarter sessions exceeds four and a half months , compared with a ...
Page 59
... quarter sessions . Subsequently , however , a limit has been imposed on the number sitting at quarter sessions proper1 . 200. Accordingly , we are satisfied that in the interests of greater flexibility it would now be right to abolish ...
... quarter sessions . Subsequently , however , a limit has been imposed on the number sitting at quarter sessions proper1 . 200. Accordingly , we are satisfied that in the interests of greater flexibility it would now be right to abolish ...
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Chapter | 5 |
The Federal Executive | 12 |
The Cadogan Committees conclusions | 3 |
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