The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 73
... Bill now before us I desire to say nothing ; but on the general question of Codification I must ask you to bear with me for a few moments , though I am conscious that what I have to say will be anything but palatable to many . I am ...
... Bill now before us I desire to say nothing ; but on the general question of Codification I must ask you to bear with me for a few moments , though I am conscious that what I have to say will be anything but palatable to many . I am ...
Page 75
... Bills needed for the then contemplated consolidation of our Statute Law . I pointed out then , in the note which each draftsman was required to append to his draft , that the work could not be thorougly and satisfac- torily done until ...
... Bills needed for the then contemplated consolidation of our Statute Law . I pointed out then , in the note which each draftsman was required to append to his draft , that the work could not be thorougly and satisfac- torily done until ...
Page 76
... laws , and the amendment of old ones ; and the most important , if not the most pressing , of all reforms , is a reform in the machinery of legislation . How can the framers of a bill of any importance 76 ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
... laws , and the amendment of old ones ; and the most important , if not the most pressing , of all reforms , is a reform in the machinery of legislation . How can the framers of a bill of any importance 76 ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
Page 77
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. How can the framers of a bill of any importance be expected to produce a consistent and intelligible document when , no matter with what careful accuracy it may have been origin- ally contrived , no ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. How can the framers of a bill of any importance be expected to produce a consistent and intelligible document when , no matter with what careful accuracy it may have been origin- ally contrived , no ...
Page 78
... Bill should be referred as soon as it has been read a second time ; and it should be their duty to point out all inconsistencies of language , either with the Bill itself or with any part of the prior law not proposed to be repealed ...
... Bill should be referred as soon as it has been read a second time ; and it should be their duty to point out all inconsistencies of language , either with the Bill itself or with any part of the prior law not proposed to be repealed ...
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