The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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... Bill Committees , they are not capable of examining cases judicially . That , as a rule , the Committees are rather weaker than the Counsel practising before them , and that owing to these circumstances and the fact that the inquiry ...
... Bill Committees , they are not capable of examining cases judicially . That , as a rule , the Committees are rather weaker than the Counsel practising before them , and that owing to these circumstances and the fact that the inquiry ...
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... Bill legislation , said , " The question for discussion in the case of Private Bills is not essentially , or even mainly , a judicial ques- tion . It was an administrative question ; in many cases the question involved one of public ...
... Bill legislation , said , " The question for discussion in the case of Private Bills is not essentially , or even mainly , a judicial ques- tion . It was an administrative question ; in many cases the question involved one of public ...
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... Bill business from Committees to a " permanent tribunal of a judicial character " would also be attended with benefit . It is , however , quite conceivable that the transfer of such cases- cases in which members of the House were in ...
... Bill business from Committees to a " permanent tribunal of a judicial character " would also be attended with benefit . It is , however , quite conceivable that the transfer of such cases- cases in which members of the House were in ...
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... Bill comes before a Parliamentary Committee or a permanent tribunal of a judicial character . " A return showing what a small proportion of the costs were incurred in relation to the actual hearing of any important Bill would be ...
... Bill comes before a Parliamentary Committee or a permanent tribunal of a judicial character . " A return showing what a small proportion of the costs were incurred in relation to the actual hearing of any important Bill would be ...
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... Bills are of * The experience of all is that it is no cheaper to go for a Provisional Order than for a Bill in a matter of any importance . It is in such a case likely to necessitate three inquiries instead of two . In unimportant ...
... Bills are of * The experience of all is that it is no cheaper to go for a Provisional Order than for a Bill in a matter of any importance . It is in such a case likely to necessitate three inquiries instead of two . In unimportant ...
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