The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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... doubt that at one time Parlia- ment exercised functions which were not purely or to any great extent legislative ; but were , in fact , judicial or administrative . And the acts by which Parliament endeavoured to separate those two ...
... doubt that at one time Parlia- ment exercised functions which were not purely or to any great extent legislative ; but were , in fact , judicial or administrative . And the acts by which Parliament endeavoured to separate those two ...
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... three inquiries instead of two . In unimportant matters no doubt it is cheaper , but that is only because the charges made by the House are smaller . course entitled to be heard , although Mr. Dodson seemed PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 29.
... three inquiries instead of two . In unimportant matters no doubt it is cheaper , but that is only because the charges made by the House are smaller . course entitled to be heard , although Mr. Dodson seemed PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 29.
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... doubt , have official or pro- fessional duties to attend to ; and are , therefore , not available for service upon such Committees , but even deducting those * According to Mr. Dodson in 1872 , the number of contested Bills varies from ...
... doubt , have official or pro- fessional duties to attend to ; and are , therefore , not available for service upon such Committees , but even deducting those * According to Mr. Dodson in 1872 , the number of contested Bills varies from ...
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... doubt , be said against the scheme proposed by Mr. Dodson than we have said . Our object has been rather to show that the present system is not open to the condemnation which has been bestowed upon it . We have , as we pointed out ...
... doubt , be said against the scheme proposed by Mr. Dodson than we have said . Our object has been rather to show that the present system is not open to the condemnation which has been bestowed upon it . We have , as we pointed out ...
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... doubt , be found that inquiries before it were as long and as expensive as heretofore ; and a time would come when the new court would be found to be as unsatisfactory as the Court of Referees proved itself , and there would have to be ...
... doubt , be found that inquiries before it were as long and as expensive as heretofore ; and a time would come when the new court would be found to be as unsatisfactory as the Court of Referees proved itself , and there would have to be ...
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