The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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Two were cases stated under the Crown Cases Act , 1848 ; seven were referred
to the Court by the Home Secretary on petitions for an exercise of the Prerogative
of Mercy ; and one was sent to the House of Lords on the fiat of the Attorney ...
Two were cases stated under the Crown Cases Act , 1848 ; seven were referred
to the Court by the Home Secretary on petitions for an exercise of the Prerogative
of Mercy ; and one was sent to the House of Lords on the fiat of the Attorney ...
Page 438
Articles 1765 and 1766 are more particularly hereinafter referred to . Article 1306
enacts that , should an adopted child desire to marry , then it requires the consent
of the person who has adopted it and not that of its own parents , and where a ...
Articles 1765 and 1766 are more particularly hereinafter referred to . Article 1306
enacts that , should an adopted child desire to marry , then it requires the consent
of the person who has adopted it and not that of its own parents , and where a ...
Page 460
The Royal Commission , in their Report , referred to services which were “
national and onerous , " and those which they considered “ local and beneficial , ”
but the Departmental Committee , after a further examination of this classification
...
The Royal Commission , in their Report , referred to services which were “
national and onerous , " and those which they considered “ local and beneficial , ”
but the Departmental Committee , after a further examination of this classification
...
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Frederick William Maitland | 22 |
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LovatFRASER J A Pitt the Younger as a Barrister | 51 |
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