The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 29
... figure on a previous occasion when his cheques were honoured . To sum up the leading points , I think the present law does not make a sufficient distinction between our dealings with the bankrupt's property and our dealings with the ...
... figure on a previous occasion when his cheques were honoured . To sum up the leading points , I think the present law does not make a sufficient distinction between our dealings with the bankrupt's property and our dealings with the ...
Page 176
... figure , which does not affect the consideration of most of the questions we have to discuss , is that of those who ... figures , when compared with those of the previous year , show a decrease in most particulars , amounting in all to ...
... figure , which does not affect the consideration of most of the questions we have to discuss , is that of those who ... figures , when compared with those of the previous year , show a decrease in most particulars , amounting in all to ...
Page 177
... figures are quite as hopeful as would at first sight appear , as the Probation Act 1907 must be responsible for a considerable part of the diminution in the number of young persons committed to prison . In 1909 no less than 8,962 ...
... figures are quite as hopeful as would at first sight appear , as the Probation Act 1907 must be responsible for a considerable part of the diminution in the number of young persons committed to prison . In 1909 no less than 8,962 ...
Page 178
... figures regarding parti- cular offences , we shall find a decrease of 8 per cent . for offences of burglary , housebreaking , etc. , and nearly 12 per cent . for larceny . It is also satisfactory to note a decrease of 967 in the number ...
... figures regarding parti- cular offences , we shall find a decrease of 8 per cent . for offences of burglary , housebreaking , etc. , and nearly 12 per cent . for larceny . It is also satisfactory to note a decrease of 967 in the number ...
Page 184
... figures of the 1,364 discharged from the other prisons after serving sentences of less than four months but over one month , the benefits of the longer treatment appear evi- dent . In the latter cases , 36 per cent . are known to be ...
... figures of the 1,364 discharged from the other prisons after serving sentences of less than four months but over one month , the benefits of the longer treatment appear evi- dent . In the latter cases , 36 per cent . are known to be ...
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