The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 124
... measures . During the Commonwealth the matter was resumed . In 1650 a committee was named " to revise all former statutes and ordi- nances now in force , and consider as well which are fit to be continued , altered , or repealed , as ...
... measures . During the Commonwealth the matter was resumed . In 1650 a committee was named " to revise all former statutes and ordi- nances now in force , and consider as well which are fit to be continued , altered , or repealed , as ...
Page 137
... measures would be approved of by the profession , and would on that account be all the more readily accepted by the legislature ; but should they be generally condemned as inefficient , dangerous , or badly executed , parliament would ...
... measures would be approved of by the profession , and would on that account be all the more readily accepted by the legislature ; but should they be generally condemned as inefficient , dangerous , or badly executed , parliament would ...
Page 139
... measures of this nature are purposely kept secret , in order to afford some member of the government an opportunity of making a brilliant speech , and of eliciting " loud cheers " from the enraptured Commons , and worth- less praise ...
... measures of this nature are purposely kept secret , in order to afford some member of the government an opportunity of making a brilliant speech , and of eliciting " loud cheers " from the enraptured Commons , and worth- less praise ...
Page 141
... measure ; for such was , all except that erroneous portion . " it The commissioners consider that the chief cause of confusion in current legislation is the way in which hasty and inconsistent amendments , ill - assorting with the rest ...
... measure ; for such was , all except that erroneous portion . " it The commissioners consider that the chief cause of confusion in current legislation is the way in which hasty and inconsistent amendments , ill - assorting with the rest ...
Page 166
... measure , that , as far as possible , the court should guard itself against the risk both of deception and of rashness , and follow , as nearly as might be , the course of the House of Lords in passing divorce bills , supposed to be the ...
... measure , that , as far as possible , the court should guard itself against the risk both of deception and of rashness , and follow , as nearly as might be , the course of the House of Lords in passing divorce bills , supposed to be the ...
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