The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 54
... Statute , II and 12 Vict . , c . 78. When , however , it can be shown to the satisfaction of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice that difficult questions of law will arise , or that there are unusual circumstances ...
... Statute , II and 12 Vict . , c . 78. When , however , it can be shown to the satisfaction of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice that difficult questions of law will arise , or that there are unusual circumstances ...
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... Statute Law which had a popular and a special origin . Our Law of procedure , relating to evi- dence in our Common Law Courts , had not declared one witness to be insufficient to prove disputed facts . The subjects had been cruelly ...
... Statute Law which had a popular and a special origin . Our Law of procedure , relating to evi- dence in our Common Law Courts , had not declared one witness to be insufficient to prove disputed facts . The subjects had been cruelly ...
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... statutes and reports , which every competent lawyer is supposed , if not to know by heart , at any rate to be able to find his way readily about in . The man who will undertake and carry out that will do a great work . But we are yet ...
... statutes and reports , which every competent lawyer is supposed , if not to know by heart , at any rate to be able to find his way readily about in . The man who will undertake and carry out that will do a great work . But we are yet ...
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... Statute Law Commission to prepare one of the 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 ...
... Statute Law Commission to prepare one of the 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 ...
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... Statutes could , if so minded , issue an equally authoritative Digest , though that , if confined to the Statute Law , would be of but little advantage . But a similar agency could , no doubt , with the concurrence of the Judges , which ...
... Statutes could , if so minded , issue an equally authoritative Digest , though that , if confined to the Statute Law , would be of but little advantage . But a similar agency could , no doubt , with the concurrence of the Judges , which ...
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