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They then allude to the difficulty , under the most favourable circumstances , of
making a new Code of laws , and claim the merit of having made the first Code of
procedure ever made in a country holding the common law of England , and of ...
They then allude to the difficulty , under the most favourable circumstances , of
making a new Code of laws , and claim the merit of having made the first Code of
procedure ever made in a country holding the common law of England , and of ...
Page 167
The commissioners themselves cannot forget they are lawyers ; and accordingly
a strictly professional and lawyerlike tone , which certainly should never be
wanting to a juridical treatise , pervades the Code . There is , however , very
much in it ...
The commissioners themselves cannot forget they are lawyers ; and accordingly
a strictly professional and lawyerlike tone , which certainly should never be
wanting to a juridical treatise , pervades the Code . There is , however , very
much in it ...
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13th , 1851 . “ Dear Sir , -In answer to your favour of the 9th instant , asking my
views in regard to the practical working of the code , I can only give you the
results of my experience . I consider the code as containing three prominent
alterations ...
13th , 1851 . “ Dear Sir , -In answer to your favour of the 9th instant , asking my
views in regard to the practical working of the code , I can only give you the
results of my experience . I consider the code as containing three prominent
alterations ...
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Contents
ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 58 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XIV N S FEB MAY 1851 | 101 |
COMMON LAW 1 113 | 113 |
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