The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 52
... given in cross - examination or re - examination thereon . Now , if juries are to be directed to accept his statements and answers as evidence , the prisoner's word will hold good against the oath of the sworn witness , who can be ...
... given in cross - examination or re - examination thereon . Now , if juries are to be directed to accept his statements and answers as evidence , the prisoner's word will hold good against the oath of the sworn witness , who can be ...
Page 54
... given an hour's sustained consideration to any subject unconnected with their daily vocation . Hence it follows , that through their incapacity to grapple with intricate details , and their inability to comprehend the bearings of the ...
... given an hour's sustained consideration to any subject unconnected with their daily vocation . Hence it follows , that through their incapacity to grapple with intricate details , and their inability to comprehend the bearings of the ...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. The powers given to the judges by the Corrupt Practices at Elections Act , 1868 , opened a new field in which Mr. Justice Keogh's acuteness and experience of men shone to great advantage . The general ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. The powers given to the judges by the Corrupt Practices at Elections Act , 1868 , opened a new field in which Mr. Justice Keogh's acuteness and experience of men shone to great advantage . The general ...
Page 71
... given to him , the only qualified candidate , entitled him him to the seat . There was no question that the proceedings of Major Nolan's supporters had invalidated his election . They were quite prepared for a renewal of the struggle ...
... given to him , the only qualified candidate , entitled him him to the seat . There was no question that the proceedings of Major Nolan's supporters had invalidated his election . They were quite prepared for a renewal of the struggle ...
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... given such a position as to rank and salary as would secure the acceptance of the office , which ought to be a permanent one , by the most experienced parliamentary draftsmen of the day . To this Committee every Bill should be referred ...
... given such a position as to rank and salary as would secure the acceptance of the office , which ought to be a permanent one , by the most experienced parliamentary draftsmen of the day . To this Committee every Bill should be referred ...
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