The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 159
... canvassing , will be found far less than in dealing with them alone - i.e . , so long as canvassing , the stepping - stone to them all , is permitted . The best answer to the objection of impracticability appears to me to be to show how ...
... canvassing , will be found far less than in dealing with them alone - i.e . , so long as canvassing , the stepping - stone to them all , is permitted . The best answer to the objection of impracticability appears to me to be to show how ...
Page 160
... canvassing abolished ; but that seemed to be to shirk the question - to impose upon the Courts the proper work of the Legislature . The point from which I have attacked canvassing , is not from what the person canvassed does , for there ...
... canvassing abolished ; but that seemed to be to shirk the question - to impose upon the Courts the proper work of the Legislature . The point from which I have attacked canvassing , is not from what the person canvassed does , for there ...
Page 161
... canvassing by the candidate . Here the corrupting motives are all those wishes which go to make up ( not to subdivide further ) the desire to write M.P. after his name . We at once set off against this as a tutelary motive the fear of ...
... canvassing by the candidate . Here the corrupting motives are all those wishes which go to make up ( not to subdivide further ) the desire to write M.P. after his name . We at once set off against this as a tutelary motive the fear of ...
Page 162
... , by whomsoever committed , and Clause 5. - Adds still further penalties to such acts when committed by a candidate . A proviso exempts from the penalties against undue influence all such acts as have for 162 THE ABOLITION OF CANVASSING.
... , by whomsoever committed , and Clause 5. - Adds still further penalties to such acts when committed by a candidate . A proviso exempts from the penalties against undue influence all such acts as have for 162 THE ABOLITION OF CANVASSING.
Page 163
... canvassing is made to come within the Acts regulating election petitions and proceedings to recover penalties . Clause 6. - Renders canvassing ineffectual by striking off a vote for every canvassed vote . Clauses 7 and 8. - Constitute ...
... canvassing is made to come within the Acts regulating election petitions and proceedings to recover penalties . Clause 6. - Renders canvassing ineffectual by striking off a vote for every canvassed vote . Clauses 7 and 8. - Constitute ...
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