Parliamentary Papers, Volume 1H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... parties have been tried without a jury : ( c ) Any cause , not being a cause to which paragraph ( a ) or paragraph ( b ) of this subsection applies , in which there is a claim in respect of libel , slander , malicious prosecution ...
... parties have been tried without a jury : ( c ) Any cause , not being a cause to which paragraph ( a ) or paragraph ( b ) of this subsection applies , in which there is a claim in respect of libel , slander , malicious prosecution ...
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... parties to such agreements that such agreements heretofore entered into or hereafter to be entered into should , in proper cases , be legalised : Now , therefore , be it enacted by the King's most Excellent Majesty , by and with the ...
... parties to such agreements that such agreements heretofore entered into or hereafter to be entered into should , in proper cases , be legalised : Now , therefore , be it enacted by the King's most Excellent Majesty , by and with the ...
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... parties to the proceedings consent thereto . The application may be made either by the parents or guardians or by the adopting parent , A.D. 1924. but the court in determining the application shall [ Bill 65 ] [ 14 GEO . 5. ] Adoption ...
... parties to the proceedings consent thereto . The application may be made either by the parents or guardians or by the adopting parent , A.D. 1924. but the court in determining the application shall [ Bill 65 ] [ 14 GEO . 5. ] Adoption ...
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... parties to such marriage are legally separated . ( 2 ) The following provisions shall have effect with respect to the consent of parents : - ( i ) Where one of the parents is dead or incapable of consenting or cannot be found or has ...
... parties to such marriage are legally separated . ( 2 ) The following provisions shall have effect with respect to the consent of parents : - ( i ) Where one of the parents is dead or incapable of consenting or cannot be found or has ...
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... parties to the pro- 15 ceedings , in such a way that the identity of the child proposed to be adopted shall not be disclosed to the proposed adopter , and that the identity of the adopter shall not be disclosed to the parents or ...
... parties to the pro- 15 ceedings , in such a way that the identity of the child proposed to be adopted shall not be disclosed to the proposed adopter , and that the identity of the adopter shall not be disclosed to the parents or ...
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