The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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... Offences ... DEVONSHIRE and SAMUEL , Reversion Duty DIGBY and COLE , The Pilotage Laws DYMOND , The Death Duties EARNSHAW , Voluntary Liquidation ENGLEBACH , Anecdotes of Bench and Bar ... Every Man's Own Lawyer ... Fox , A Hand - book ...
... Offences ... DEVONSHIRE and SAMUEL , Reversion Duty DIGBY and COLE , The Pilotage Laws DYMOND , The Death Duties EARNSHAW , Voluntary Liquidation ENGLEBACH , Anecdotes of Bench and Bar ... Every Man's Own Lawyer ... Fox , A Hand - book ...
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... for his child , being in his custody , under the age of 14 years , a punish- able offence . This section was repealed by sect . 18 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Children Act 1889 ; and this THE RIGHTS - AND WRONGS - OF CHILDREN , ETC. 51.
... for his child , being in his custody , under the age of 14 years , a punish- able offence . This section was repealed by sect . 18 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Children Act 1889 ; and this THE RIGHTS - AND WRONGS - OF CHILDREN , ETC. 51.
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... offences so prevalent last year as they were a few years ago . The following remarks made by the Com- missioners in their present report indicate their position : - " Our constant effort is to hold the balance between what is necessary ...
... offences so prevalent last year as they were a few years ago . The following remarks made by the Com- missioners in their present report indicate their position : - " Our constant effort is to hold the balance between what is necessary ...
Page 70
... offences , they seem quite alive to the importance of not sending people to prison at all unless it is necessary in the interest of the public to do I might perhaps suggest that there should be no im- prisonment for non - payment of ...
... offences , they seem quite alive to the importance of not sending people to prison at all unless it is necessary in the interest of the public to do I might perhaps suggest that there should be no im- prisonment for non - payment of ...
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... offence " was entirely unprovoked and deserved exceptional punish- ment . " Are we to infer that in the other cases the offence was not entirely unprovoked ? Sometimes these two grounds of punishment - because it was for the public ...
... offence " was entirely unprovoked and deserved exceptional punish- ment . " Are we to infer that in the other cases the offence was not entirely unprovoked ? Sometimes these two grounds of punishment - because it was for the public ...
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