The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 21
... giving the claimant an opportunity of amendment if the claim as originally furnished was defective . This is the ordinary practice in Ireland where the decision of the officer - the chief registrar , chief clerk THE LAW OF BANKRUPTCY . 21.
... giving the claimant an opportunity of amendment if the claim as originally furnished was defective . This is the ordinary practice in Ireland where the decision of the officer - the chief registrar , chief clerk THE LAW OF BANKRUPTCY . 21.
Page 42
... was thought an able and up- right judge . " He was much abused for his decision in a suit which was instituted to determine whether a large sum of money belonged to his son's prospective wife , 42 THE TRIAL OF ALICE LISLE .
... was thought an able and up- right judge . " He was much abused for his decision in a suit which was instituted to determine whether a large sum of money belonged to his son's prospective wife , 42 THE TRIAL OF ALICE LISLE .
Page 60
... decision . Instead of this , however , they are hidden from view and withheld until too late to prevent an uprising ; there is no manifestation of authority - no steps taken to avoid destruction , but only to punish after the damage is ...
... decision . Instead of this , however , they are hidden from view and withheld until too late to prevent an uprising ; there is no manifestation of authority - no steps taken to avoid destruction , but only to punish after the damage is ...
Page 61
... decision to act promptly . But constituted authority seems paralysed before the threatening attitude of the mob . In the recent strikes and riots in England and France there was tardy repression but no restraint - no attempt to stop the ...
... decision to act promptly . But constituted authority seems paralysed before the threatening attitude of the mob . In the recent strikes and riots in England and France there was tardy repression but no restraint - no attempt to stop the ...
Page 72
... decision in the cases practically depended . Both secretaries and judges were extremely vulnerable . The funds at ... decisions of the Courts , and with how much respect they treated the representatives of justice can best be shown by 72 ...
... decision in the cases practically depended . Both secretaries and judges were extremely vulnerable . The funds at ... decisions of the Courts , and with how much respect they treated the representatives of justice can best be shown by 72 ...
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