The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 37
... possible figure consistent with sound finance . And as a further aid to their main policy , advances of sums varying from £ 25 to £ 3,000 are made to settlers upon their freehold or leasehold securities at 5 per cent . per annum ...
... possible figure consistent with sound finance . And as a further aid to their main policy , advances of sums varying from £ 25 to £ 3,000 are made to settlers upon their freehold or leasehold securities at 5 per cent . per annum ...
Page 54
... possible that a parent should not be bound to submit his children to official medical inspection and treatment , and at the same time be bound to provide the treatment himself ? Where is the inconsistency of the two provisions ? A later ...
... possible that a parent should not be bound to submit his children to official medical inspection and treatment , and at the same time be bound to provide the treatment himself ? Where is the inconsistency of the two provisions ? A later ...
Page 71
... possible , I do not see why this debt should have precedence over all other claims of whatever description . If there are some branches in which I regard the results as unsatisfactory , the fault does not lie with the Prisons ...
... possible , I do not see why this debt should have precedence over all other claims of whatever description . If there are some branches in which I regard the results as unsatisfactory , the fault does not lie with the Prisons ...
Page 79
... possible to be made of the place . This gave Russia a special claim to consideration . And Swedish capitalists , as was noted in 1907 , once went so far as to establish a settlement and a railway on the main island . But Spitzbergen is ...
... possible to be made of the place . This gave Russia a special claim to consideration . And Swedish capitalists , as was noted in 1907 , once went so far as to establish a settlement and a railway on the main island . But Spitzbergen is ...
Page 80
... possible in the case of Spitzbergen . It is suggested that the harbours which are ice - free for a respectable part of the year - say , six weeks - and are capable of admitting vessels of 300 tons burden and 8 feet draught , should ...
... possible in the case of Spitzbergen . It is suggested that the harbours which are ice - free for a respectable part of the year - say , six weeks - and are capable of admitting vessels of 300 tons burden and 8 feet draught , should ...
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