The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 55
Happily , when such events occur , they are not allowed to pass unnoticed . The
nation zealously watches the proceedings in our Criminal Courts , and whenever
justice miscarries , public opinion is not tardy in making itself heard , and the ...
Happily , when such events occur , they are not allowed to pass unnoticed . The
nation zealously watches the proceedings in our Criminal Courts , and whenever
justice miscarries , public opinion is not tardy in making itself heard , and the ...
Page 78
... process might be repeated indefinitely ; but no alteration should be allowed
upon report or on the third reading of any Bill , nor should any Bill be proposed
for third reading except in the shape in which it has last left the standing
Committee .
... process might be repeated indefinitely ; but no alteration should be allowed
upon report or on the third reading of any Bill , nor should any Bill be proposed
for third reading except in the shape in which it has last left the standing
Committee .
Page 122
Nothing is gained to the Profession by this junction , and the original report is
seriously delayed when ( as is the case in other than interlocutory matters )
twelve months are allowed for an appeal . Of course , sometimes no appeal is
brought ...
Nothing is gained to the Profession by this junction , and the original report is
seriously delayed when ( as is the case in other than interlocutory matters )
twelve months are allowed for an appeal . Of course , sometimes no appeal is
brought ...
Page 130
... subjects , in disregard of the Capitulations ; whether appeals from the Courts in
Cyprus to Constantinople will be allowed by Her Majesty's Government ; and
whether there exists any correspondence on the subject of Jurisdiction in Cyprus
.
... subjects , in disregard of the Capitulations ; whether appeals from the Courts in
Cyprus to Constantinople will be allowed by Her Majesty's Government ; and
whether there exists any correspondence on the subject of Jurisdiction in Cyprus
.
Page 131
... have been to some persons the startling information that " no appeal from the
Cyprus Courts to Constantinople was allowed by Her Majesty's Government , ”
and with regard to jurisdiction , that “ 942 CYPRUS AND THE CAPITULATIONS .
... have been to some persons the startling information that " no appeal from the
Cyprus Courts to Constantinople was allowed by Her Majesty's Government , ”
and with regard to jurisdiction , that “ 942 CYPRUS AND THE CAPITULATIONS .
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