The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... private is based on this assumption . One can see a prin- ciple for utterly refusing to receive a prisoner's statement . But having agreed to receive it — and to submit it to a jury -is it , I ask , anything but the merest prejudice ...
... private is based on this assumption . One can see a prin- ciple for utterly refusing to receive a prisoner's statement . But having agreed to receive it — and to submit it to a jury -is it , I ask , anything but the merest prejudice ...
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... PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . THE question as to how the time of Parliament is to be saved , how it is to be enabled to devote itself to the real work of legislation , instead of the quite unreal work of overcoming obstruction , which is ...
... PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . THE question as to how the time of Parliament is to be saved , how it is to be enabled to devote itself to the real work of legislation , instead of the quite unreal work of overcoming obstruction , which is ...
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... Private Bills , that it should delegate its functions in that regard , and that those functions should no longer be exercised centrally , but locally . This is a very grave proposition , and involves some nice constitutional ...
... Private Bills , that it should delegate its functions in that regard , and that those functions should no longer be exercised centrally , but locally . This is a very grave proposition , and involves some nice constitutional ...
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... Private Bill legislation occupies a great deal of the valuable time of Parliament , and that the results of that legislation are unsatisfactory . These are serious charges , and if they are true some remedy ought to be found for the ...
... Private Bill legislation occupies a great deal of the valuable time of Parliament , and that the results of that legislation are unsatisfactory . These are serious charges , and if they are true some remedy ought to be found for the ...
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... , 1873 , the Commissioners have power to sit in such places as shall seem to them most convenient for the speedy dispatch of business . responsibility to the strong public opinion of a Central Bar 20 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
... , 1873 , the Commissioners have power to sit in such places as shall seem to them most convenient for the speedy dispatch of business . responsibility to the strong public opinion of a Central Bar 20 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
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