The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 134
... adopting any views or taking any step in any direction . Nor could they be questioned as to what was being done in this important matter ; for had they not placed on the commission the names of a host of eminent persons ? It was indeed ...
... adopting any views or taking any step in any direction . Nor could they be questioned as to what was being done in this important matter ; for had they not placed on the commission the names of a host of eminent persons ? It was indeed ...
Page 136
... adopted to purify and simplify the statute book . And here let us say at once , that had Lord Cranworth's original suggestion been adopted , and one small permanent committee been formed , rather than a number of incongruous sub ...
... adopted to purify and simplify the statute book . And here let us say at once , that had Lord Cranworth's original suggestion been adopted , and one small permanent committee been formed , rather than a number of incongruous sub ...
Page 138
... adopted in our own country ? Why cannot we appoint three commissioners instead of twenty ; and , above all , why cannot our commission be as open in its proceedings , as is the American commission ? Our system has failed ; why not try ...
... adopted in our own country ? Why cannot we appoint three commissioners instead of twenty ; and , above all , why cannot our commission be as open in its proceedings , as is the American commission ? Our system has failed ; why not try ...
Page 140
... adopted at once . The necessity for some general and competent supervision over the details of current legislation has been abundantly proved . In a letter addressed to Sir James Graham by Lord Brougham , in 1849 , the learned lord ...
... adopted at once . The necessity for some general and competent supervision over the details of current legislation has been abundantly proved . In a letter addressed to Sir James Graham by Lord Brougham , in 1849 , the learned lord ...
Page 152
... adopt the bitter and pointed language which we are now noticing ? We are fully aware of the evils he complains of ; indeed , in an article in the Law Magazine for August , 1856 ( " The Evidence in Palmer's case " ) , we have ourselves ...
... adopt the bitter and pointed language which we are now noticing ? We are fully aware of the evils he complains of ; indeed , in an article in the Law Magazine for August , 1856 ( " The Evidence in Palmer's case " ) , we have ourselves ...
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