The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 76
Certain movements in Parliament last session , both in the House of Commons
and House of Lords , are very significant on this subject , both in what they
propose to do as to the appellate jurisdiction , and still more , in what they
propose to ...
Certain movements in Parliament last session , both in the House of Commons
and House of Lords , are very significant on this subject , both in what they
propose to do as to the appellate jurisdiction , and still more , in what they
propose to ...
Page 78
The writer then notices the discussions raised in the House of Lords by Lord
Aberdeen , to which we have already adverted , and the report by a committee of
the Scotch bar , which we had an opportunity in our last number of laying before
our ...
The writer then notices the discussions raised in the House of Lords by Lord
Aberdeen , to which we have already adverted , and the report by a committee of
the Scotch bar , which we had an opportunity in our last number of laying before
our ...
Page 103
not be liable to examination elsewhere ; and , therefore , that no order of either
House could be treated as a libel ; ” but he drew a distinction between what was
done within and what was done without the House : and thus ended the most ...
not be liable to examination elsewhere ; and , therefore , that no order of either
House could be treated as a libel ; ” but he drew a distinction between what was
done within and what was done without the House : and thus ended the most ...
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