The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 48
... convicted by their own admissions . They wanted men who had no other means of support than their daily labour , and by the policy outlined above , the landowners and farmers between them succeeded in creating a landless and dependent ...
... convicted by their own admissions . They wanted men who had no other means of support than their daily labour , and by the policy outlined above , the landowners and farmers between them succeeded in creating a landless and dependent ...
Page 52
... conviction on indictment , shall be liable , at the discre- tion of the Court , to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds , or alternatively , or in default of payment of such fine , or in addition thereto , to imprisonment , with or ...
... conviction on indictment , shall be liable , at the discre- tion of the Court , to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds , or alternatively , or in default of payment of such fine , or in addition thereto , to imprisonment , with or ...
Page 53
... conviction on indictment , to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds , or alternatively , or in default of payment of such fine , or in addition thereto , to imprisonment , with or without hard labour , for any term not exceeding two ...
... conviction on indictment , to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds , or alternatively , or in default of payment of such fine , or in addition thereto , to imprisonment , with or without hard labour , for any term not exceeding two ...
Page 55
... convicted the father of neglect , but was obtained afterwards for the purposes of the applica- tion to the Divisional Court to quash the conviction by the justices . The question of neglect or no neglect is one of fact , and the ...
... convicted the father of neglect , but was obtained afterwards for the purposes of the applica- tion to the Divisional Court to quash the conviction by the justices . The question of neglect or no neglect is one of fact , and the ...
Page 71
... conviction of the thief renders restitution impossible , and , even if it were possible , I do not see why this debt ... convictions of males ' with 17 executions — a high per - centage for a year not marked by specially brutal murders ...
... conviction of the thief renders restitution impossible , and , even if it were possible , I do not see why this debt ... convictions of males ' with 17 executions — a high per - centage for a year not marked by specially brutal murders ...
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