The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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Page 104
... authority of the Lord Chamberlain , acting solely , to enforce any particular precaution is by no means clear . The Theatres Act ( 6 & 7 Vict . c . 38 ) gives this high official power ( sec- tion 8 ) to suspend a licence in case of riot ...
... authority of the Lord Chamberlain , acting solely , to enforce any particular precaution is by no means clear . The Theatres Act ( 6 & 7 Vict . c . 38 ) gives this high official power ( sec- tion 8 ) to suspend a licence in case of riot ...
Page 111
... authority of this Act . ' And section 23 of the Leases and Sales Act provides that all money to be received on any sale under the authority of the Act shall be applied ( inter alia ) in " the purchase of other hereditaments to be ...
... authority of this Act . ' And section 23 of the Leases and Sales Act provides that all money to be received on any sale under the authority of the Act shall be applied ( inter alia ) in " the purchase of other hereditaments to be ...
Page 112
... authority were wanting , there was another case as to the court's authority over solicitors . When a solicitor is complained of , it must be in a case in which the solicitor is acting qua solicitor , and it must be with regard to ...
... authority were wanting , there was another case as to the court's authority over solicitors . When a solicitor is complained of , it must be in a case in which the solicitor is acting qua solicitor , and it must be with regard to ...
Page 122
... authority to act on the infant's behalf , unfettered by any conditions whatever , in such way as it judges to be most for the infant's advantage . Such are the principal extensions , so far as the Act's designed operation is concerned ...
... authority to act on the infant's behalf , unfettered by any conditions whatever , in such way as it judges to be most for the infant's advantage . Such are the principal extensions , so far as the Act's designed operation is concerned ...
Page 123
... authorities . Lord Penzance also appears to have thought the matter concluded by authority , though inclined , if the matter had been res integra , and to be determined on principle , to take the narrower view of the ground of ...
... authorities . Lord Penzance also appears to have thought the matter concluded by authority , though inclined , if the matter had been res integra , and to be determined on principle , to take the narrower view of the ground of ...
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