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Page 204
THE INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION GUIDE : Vol . 2 , Addendum to Equity . ( By
E. H. Bedford . ) — The author is well known by his useful publications in aid of
Students , and the present one well supports his reputation . The book appointed
...
THE INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION GUIDE : Vol . 2 , Addendum to Equity . ( By
E. H. Bedford . ) — The author is well known by his useful publications in aid of
Students , and the present one well supports his reputation . The book appointed
...
Page 212
... actions abroad , just as under the Act of William IV . examinations may be taken
abroad in such actions in this country . ... further , the Extradition Act of last year
provided that the Secretary of State may order the examination of witnesses for ...
... actions abroad , just as under the Act of William IV . examinations may be taken
abroad in such actions in this country . ... further , the Extradition Act of last year
provided that the Secretary of State may order the examination of witnesses for ...
Page 213
Since the accused , against whom the examinations are to be taken , is always of
course abroad . ( In re Ferrand . ) One of the cases heard this Term in the
Common Pleas raised the vexed question as to the effect of a supposed usage of
the ...
Since the accused , against whom the examinations are to be taken , is always of
course abroad . ( In re Ferrand . ) One of the cases heard this Term in the
Common Pleas raised the vexed question as to the effect of a supposed usage of
the ...
Page 232
Not that they have done a great deal with the Act , for an examination of the cases
which have been decided in the courts will prove that the public became less
confident of an efficient remedy , and therefore , that as time went on , the number
...
Not that they have done a great deal with the Act , for an examination of the cases
which have been decided in the courts will prove that the public became less
confident of an efficient remedy , and therefore , that as time went on , the number
...
Page 242
... after satisfying itself by a preliminary examination into the matter , that the
complaint is well founded , should take the necessary measures to enforce the
public rights by submitting the complaint for the investigation and decision of the
proper ...
... after satisfying itself by a preliminary examination into the matter , that the
complaint is well founded , should take the necessary measures to enforce the
public rights by submitting the complaint for the investigation and decision of the
proper ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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