The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 135
... commissioners could neither work all together nor in groups , nor indeed in any way . In one word , the individual members of the board were not the right men for the work , and the combined collection proves the utter miscomprehension ...
... commissioners could neither work all together nor in groups , nor indeed in any way . In one word , the individual members of the board were not the right men for the work , and the combined collection proves the utter miscomprehension ...
Page 136
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. we cannot see that these commissioners have done more than the " others " they refer to ; these " others , " indeed , did recommend that certain steps should be taken ; the late commissioners , on the ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. we cannot see that these commissioners have done more than the " others " they refer to ; these " others , " indeed , did recommend that certain steps should be taken ; the late commissioners , on the ...
Page 137
... commissioners , and especially Sir Fitzroy Kelly , so strongly evinced of not disclosing any of the proceedings of the board . Sir Fitzroy Kelly , at one of the meetings , stated that he had caused a bill to be prepared for the repeal ...
... commissioners , and especially Sir Fitzroy Kelly , so strongly evinced of not disclosing any of the proceedings of the board . Sir Fitzroy Kelly , at one of the meetings , stated that he had caused a bill to be prepared for the repeal ...
Page 138
... commissioners are to re - examine their work , to consider all suggestions that may have been made , and to revise the codes accordingly . The codes , as finally agreed upon by the commissioners , are then to be reprinted , and , six ...
... commissioners are to re - examine their work , to consider all suggestions that may have been made , and to revise the codes accordingly . The codes , as finally agreed upon by the commissioners , are then to be reprinted , and , six ...
Page 139
... commissioners ( and among them Sir Fitzroy Kelly ) ultimately determined was not advisable . Sir Fitzroy was understood to say , that what he thus introduced was the first of a series of about one hundred bills now in prepa- ration ...
... commissioners ( and among them Sir Fitzroy Kelly ) ultimately determined was not advisable . Sir Fitzroy was understood to say , that what he thus introduced was the first of a series of about one hundred bills now in prepa- ration ...
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