The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 43
... administration of justice , " is chiefly a recapitulation in a condensed form of the law , as it at present stands . It should , however , be noticed that the offence of perjury has been expunged , and in its stead the definitions of ...
... administration of justice , " is chiefly a recapitulation in a condensed form of the law , as it at present stands . It should , however , be noticed that the offence of perjury has been expunged , and in its stead the definitions of ...
Page 65
... administration in 1846 , the Peelite party was chiefly represented in Ireland by the late Right Hon . Abraham Brewster , who was mainly instrumental in attracting Keogh to this side in politics , and the uncertainty of the outlook was ...
... administration in 1846 , the Peelite party was chiefly represented in Ireland by the late Right Hon . Abraham Brewster , who was mainly instrumental in attracting Keogh to this side in politics , and the uncertainty of the outlook was ...
Page 82
... administration of the public alms from extra- vagance or abuse , so it is essential to a good lunacy law that its operation , both as to the persons to be affected , and as to the amount of restraint to be enforced thereby , should be ...
... administration of the public alms from extra- vagance or abuse , so it is essential to a good lunacy law that its operation , both as to the persons to be affected , and as to the amount of restraint to be enforced thereby , should be ...
Page 83
... administration of whose property is undertaken by the Crown through the agency of the Lunacy Office . As a rule adequate care is taken in determining the status of these persons , and their property is ordinarily managed with an anxious ...
... administration of whose property is undertaken by the Crown through the agency of the Lunacy Office . As a rule adequate care is taken in determining the status of these persons , and their property is ordinarily managed with an anxious ...
Page 89
... administration of the Lunacy Office , and the foundation of all or most of the other abuses to which I have adverted : I mean the power of procuring a man to be adjudged a lunatic without a public inquiry . But for this power , the ...
... administration of the Lunacy Office , and the foundation of all or most of the other abuses to which I have adverted : I mean the power of procuring a man to be adjudged a lunatic without a public inquiry . But for this power , the ...
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