The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... Sir JOHN MACDONELL , C.B. , LL.D. , and EDWARD MANSON . London : John Murray . 1913 . This work is the amalgamation of a series of articles written by various authors for The Journal of Comparative Legislation . It is obvious from the ...
... Sir JOHN MACDONELL , C.B. , LL.D. , and EDWARD MANSON . London : John Murray . 1913 . This work is the amalgamation of a series of articles written by various authors for The Journal of Comparative Legislation . It is obvious from the ...
Page 289
... Sir John Macdonell , there is no substantial change in form . Once more , as in recent years , the distinguishing feature is the marked decrease in the total amount of legal business in all the Courts commenced and heard during the year ...
... Sir John Macdonell , there is no substantial change in form . Once more , as in recent years , the distinguishing feature is the marked decrease in the total amount of legal business in all the Courts commenced and heard during the year ...
Page 290
... Sir John Macdonell in his admirable Introduction , as follows : ( 1 ) A continuation of the decrease in the total proceedings begun in all the Courts ; ( 2 ) A corresponding decrease in the total actions heard and determined , etc. , in ...
... Sir John Macdonell in his admirable Introduction , as follows : ( 1 ) A continuation of the decrease in the total proceedings begun in all the Courts ; ( 2 ) A corresponding decrease in the total actions heard and determined , etc. , in ...
Page 291
... Sir John Macdonell considers the decline may be attributed to causes of a more permanent nature . First , a large and probably increasing number of disputes are settled by arbi- tration . Many trades have completely organised systems of ...
... Sir John Macdonell considers the decline may be attributed to causes of a more permanent nature . First , a large and probably increasing number of disputes are settled by arbi- tration . Many trades have completely organised systems of ...
Page 294
... Sir John Macdonell , was the volume of business in this Division so small as in 1912. " In proceedings commenced , there has been a fall from 7,336 in 1903 , and from 6,370 in 1908 to 5,566 in 1912 . Of actions set down , 393 were heard ...
... Sir John Macdonell , was the volume of business in this Division so small as in 1912. " In proceedings commenced , there has been a fall from 7,336 in 1903 , and from 6,370 in 1908 to 5,566 in 1912 . Of actions set down , 393 were heard ...
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