The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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... House fees which are doubtless heavy . But , strange to say , in his anxiety for economy , Mr. Dodson does not propose any diminution of these fees , indeed he takes credit for these fees , and pro- poses to pay the commissioners of his ...
... House fees which are doubtless heavy . But , strange to say , in his anxiety for economy , Mr. Dodson does not propose any diminution of these fees , indeed he takes credit for these fees , and pro- poses to pay the commissioners of his ...
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... Houses . The reasons for the change , put shortly , are , that the time of Parliament is much occupied , that members are not ... House are smaller . course entitled to be heard , although Mr. Dodson seemed PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 29.
... Houses . The reasons for the change , put shortly , are , that the time of Parliament is much occupied , that members are not ... House are smaller . course entitled to be heard , although Mr. Dodson seemed PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 29.
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... House , probably with truth , that the worst thing they could do towards furthering his scheme would be to inquire of those who do the work at present , I did not observe that he gave any reason why this should be the only business in ...
... House , probably with truth , that the worst thing they could do towards furthering his scheme would be to inquire of those who do the work at present , I did not observe that he gave any reason why this should be the only business in ...
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... House of Lords . He did not think it a bad thing . Over and over again he had known decisions reversed by the House of Lords and he never recalled any in which the reversal of the House of Lords was not right . That was natural because ...
... House of Lords . He did not think it a bad thing . Over and over again he had known decisions reversed by the House of Lords and he never recalled any in which the reversal of the House of Lords was not right . That was natural because ...
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... Houses , would be larger than a Com- mittee of the House of Commons ; therefore , there would be more time expended on each hearing than is at present necessarily spent . Besides , at present , Bills are often opposed in one House , and ...
... Houses , would be larger than a Com- mittee of the House of Commons ; therefore , there would be more time expended on each hearing than is at present necessarily spent . Besides , at present , Bills are often opposed in one House , and ...
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