The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 104
... persons employed under them , and accord- ing to the statutory authority reserved , under a number of Acts of Parliament , to the Treasury . It is believed that large amounts of public money have been wasted on pensions and ...
... persons employed under them , and accord- ing to the statutory authority reserved , under a number of Acts of Parliament , to the Treasury . It is believed that large amounts of public money have been wasted on pensions and ...
Page 105
... persons whose services might be usefully employed in some public work . The passing of the Judicature Act has made it more necessary than ever to lay down general rules as to salary , compensation , superannuation , and so forth , to be ...
... persons whose services might be usefully employed in some public work . The passing of the Judicature Act has made it more necessary than ever to lay down general rules as to salary , compensation , superannuation , and so forth , to be ...
Page 108
... persons . The under sheriffs being always , contrary to ancient statutes , practising attorneys , it is difficult to allow them to have anything to do with the jury lists , and , indeed , their doing so in any case in which they were ...
... persons . The under sheriffs being always , contrary to ancient statutes , practising attorneys , it is difficult to allow them to have anything to do with the jury lists , and , indeed , their doing so in any case in which they were ...
Page 146
... person who , with his father , had been about 70 years in quiet possession , and who had proved this in an action ... person in possession of an estate , to restrain another person from committing , under colour of a 146 MICHAELMAS TERM ...
... person who , with his father , had been about 70 years in quiet possession , and who had proved this in an action ... person in possession of an estate , to restrain another person from committing , under colour of a 146 MICHAELMAS TERM ...
Page 166
... persons of very humble means , to whom it is a serious loss , which they can but ill bear , to be withdrawn from their ordinary occupations , and kept in attendance for , perhaps , several days at a time , at some Court . In con ...
... persons of very humble means , to whom it is a serious loss , which they can but ill bear , to be withdrawn from their ordinary occupations , and kept in attendance for , perhaps , several days at a time , at some Court . In con ...
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