Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 41
... Further , many of these cases are undefended ; but none of them ( even though undefended ) are allowed to be disposed of with- out the establishment , by proper evidence , of grounds sufficient to justify a decision . This peculiarity ...
... Further , many of these cases are undefended ; but none of them ( even though undefended ) are allowed to be disposed of with- out the establishment , by proper evidence , of grounds sufficient to justify a decision . This peculiarity ...
Page 62
... Further , without prejudice to the powers of the Privy Council under the Acts of 1830 and 1839 ( referred to above ) , the Court is authorised to extend the sittings of the Inner House ( without limit ) in any year in which the whole of ...
... Further , without prejudice to the powers of the Privy Council under the Acts of 1830 and 1839 ( referred to above ) , the Court is authorised to extend the sittings of the Inner House ( without limit ) in any year in which the whole of ...
Page 83
... further time is gained in which to negotiate a settlement . This is objectionable . There is nothing to be said against facilities for amicable settlement ; but facilities obtained in this way constitute an abuse of Court procedure if ...
... further time is gained in which to negotiate a settlement . This is objectionable . There is nothing to be said against facilities for amicable settlement ; but facilities obtained in this way constitute an abuse of Court procedure if ...
Page 95
... further recommend THAT THE LAST TRACES OF APPROPRIATION SHOULD BE SWEPT AWAY BY REPEAL , leaving the parties themselves ( if they agree ) or the Court ( if they do not agree ) to select - in any case whatsoever that method of enquiry ...
... further recommend THAT THE LAST TRACES OF APPROPRIATION SHOULD BE SWEPT AWAY BY REPEAL , leaving the parties themselves ( if they agree ) or the Court ( if they do not agree ) to select - in any case whatsoever that method of enquiry ...
Page 107
... further or other relief as the nature of the case may require . The point is not one of much importance , but on the whole we think it is undesirable that the pursuer in a salvage action should be compelled to conclude for a sum which ...
... further or other relief as the nature of the case may require . The point is not one of much importance , but on the whole we think it is undesirable that the pursuer in a salvage action should be compelled to conclude for a sum which ...
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