The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 166
... houses , and those who reside in lodgings for some substantial term , and not for any merely temporary object or transitory occupancy . The occupiers of furnished houses and of lodgings are now exempt from service on juries , as not ...
... houses , and those who reside in lodgings for some substantial term , and not for any merely temporary object or transitory occupancy . The occupiers of furnished houses and of lodgings are now exempt from service on juries , as not ...
Page 167
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. poses , of separate and independent private houses , now , as not being rated ... House of Com- mons in considering and fixing the figures throughout the several sections of the Bill in which these ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. poses , of separate and independent private houses , now , as not being rated ... House of Com- mons in considering and fixing the figures throughout the several sections of the Bill in which these ...
Page 168
... House of Commons of which Lord Enfield was the chairman , that a very liberal construction indeed was put upon the term , for that , in a multitude of cases , it was taken by the framers of the jury books to cover rag , bone , and ...
... House of Commons of which Lord Enfield was the chairman , that a very liberal construction indeed was put upon the term , for that , in a multitude of cases , it was taken by the framers of the jury books to cover rag , bone , and ...
Page 177
... House of Com- The first of these is as to the lodger qualifications for special and common jurors . It will be seen that the terms of the clauses which set out the limits of these qualifi- cations were so shaped by the House of Commons ...
... House of Com- The first of these is as to the lodger qualifications for special and common jurors . It will be seen that the terms of the clauses which set out the limits of these qualifi- cations were so shaped by the House of Commons ...
Page 179
... House of Commons . The discussion , however , which took place , supplies much ground for encouragement to those who hope that the pro- posal may receive fresh consideration , since good reasons may be pointed out for the belief that it ...
... House of Commons . The discussion , however , which took place , supplies much ground for encouragement to those who hope that the pro- posal may receive fresh consideration , since good reasons may be pointed out for the belief that it ...
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