The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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... matter , to which it would be well that the public kept their eyes open . We have very ample means for forming a judgment as to what these proposals will be . The subject has been more than once the subject of Parlia- mentary Inquiry ...
... matter , to which it would be well that the public kept their eyes open . We have very ample means for forming a judgment as to what these proposals will be . The subject has been more than once the subject of Parlia- mentary Inquiry ...
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... then the inquiry is a judicial one , and a mind stored with , and largely under the influence of decided cases , is the proper mind to decide the matter . In the case of Divorce Bills and Election Petitions , 24 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
... then the inquiry is a judicial one , and a mind stored with , and largely under the influence of decided cases , is the proper mind to decide the matter . In the case of Divorce Bills and Election Petitions , 24 PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION .
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... matter , he would have found that the principal items of the cost of Private Bills must be incurred , before whatever tribunal the matter is ultimately heard . The heaviest expenses in connexion with Private Bills is incurred in ...
... matter , he would have found that the principal items of the cost of Private Bills must be incurred , before whatever tribunal the matter is ultimately heard . The heaviest expenses in connexion with Private Bills is incurred in ...
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... matter of any importance . It is in such a case likely to necessitate 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 ...
... matter of any importance . It is in such a case likely to necessitate 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 ...
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... matter which is submitted to them . " This opinion is shared by all persons who have had any experience of the Proceedings before Committees of Parliament . Indeed in the House itself , if we remember right , it was suggested that ...
... matter which is submitted to them . " This opinion is shared by all persons who have had any experience of the Proceedings before Committees of Parliament . Indeed in the House itself , if we remember right , it was suggested that ...
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