The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 176
... James Stephen thus supplies : - ( 1. ) Trial by jury is the really popular and impressive part of the administration of justice , and the lessons which its proceedings furnish depend to a great extent on the presiding Judge . ( 2. ) In ...
... James Stephen thus supplies : - ( 1. ) Trial by jury is the really popular and impressive part of the administration of justice , and the lessons which its proceedings furnish depend to a great extent on the presiding Judge . ( 2. ) In ...
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... James Stephen's next objection to the proposed change is , that to attempt to create a single Common Law Division analogous to the single Chancery Division , is to aim at a uniformity that can never be more than nominal , owing to ...
... James Stephen's next objection to the proposed change is , that to attempt to create a single Common Law Division analogous to the single Chancery Division , is to aim at a uniformity that can never be more than nominal , owing to ...
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... James Stephen's notion that the issues of fact in cases tried in the Chancery Divi- sion are different in kind from the issues of fact tried elsewhere , or that whereas the latter present a sharp and definite contradiction , the former ...
... James Stephen's notion that the issues of fact in cases tried in the Chancery Divi- sion are different in kind from the issues of fact tried elsewhere , or that whereas the latter present a sharp and definite contradiction , the former ...
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... James Stephen , and it is the most important of all . It is said to be a prelude to the extension of the Chancery ' One - Judge System ' to the Common Law Divisions , and such an extension is deprecated on the ground ( 1 ) that such an ...
... James Stephen , and it is the most important of all . It is said to be a prelude to the extension of the Chancery ' One - Judge System ' to the Common Law Divisions , and such an extension is deprecated on the ground ( 1 ) that such an ...
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... James Stephen , namely , an appeal strictly so - called , or a motion for a new trial . Both forms of appeal are familiar to practitioners in the Chancery Division where the One - Judge System obtains . If a Judge of that Division ...
... James Stephen , namely , an appeal strictly so - called , or a motion for a new trial . Both forms of appeal are familiar to practitioners in the Chancery Division where the One - Judge System obtains . If a Judge of that Division ...
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