The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 16
... errors might have been fallen upon by those who acted after Mr. Hertslet's work
without knowing of the important alterations made by parliament subsequently , if
it had not been for the care with which he warns the reader of the change .
... errors might have been fallen upon by those who acted after Mr. Hertslet's work
without knowing of the important alterations made by parliament subsequently , if
it had not been for the care with which he warns the reader of the change .
Page 22
Such , then , are the extent and the character of the jurisdiction of the Sheriff
Courts in civil matters ; but the sheriff has , in addition to this , an important
criminal jurisdiction . He has a jurisdiction in all crimes and offences committed
within his ...
Such , then , are the extent and the character of the jurisdiction of the Sheriff
Courts in civil matters ; but the sheriff has , in addition to this , an important
criminal jurisdiction . He has a jurisdiction in all crimes and offences committed
within his ...
Page 243
The few remarks we can alone make on this interesting work must be confined to
the more exciting and important records of juries in our own country . Before the
Anglo - Saxon period , Mr. Forsyth finds no record of juries in England . During ...
The few remarks we can alone make on this interesting work must be confined to
the more exciting and important records of juries in our own country . Before the
Anglo - Saxon period , Mr. Forsyth finds no record of juries in England . During ...
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