The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... proceedings , practice , and rules of evidence of the courts of this common- wealth , and joined in the report upon which was enacted chapter 233 of the Acts of 1851 , generally designated as the " Practice Act . " In 1860 he was made ...
... proceedings , practice , and rules of evidence of the courts of this common- wealth , and joined in the report upon which was enacted chapter 233 of the Acts of 1851 , generally designated as the " Practice Act . " In 1860 he was made ...
Page 166
... part which he had taken as a commissioner in framing the statutes which simplified the proceedings , practice , and rules of evidence in courts of justice ; and the vote which by the suffrages of his fellow 166 SUMMARY OF EVENTS .
... part which he had taken as a commissioner in framing the statutes which simplified the proceedings , practice , and rules of evidence in courts of justice ; and the vote which by the suffrages of his fellow 166 SUMMARY OF EVENTS .
Page 167
... proceedings , be entered upon the records of the court . THE HON . HORACE GRAY has been appointed Chief Justice , to fill the va- cancy caused by the death of Chief Justice Chapman . He has been the senior justice of the court since ...
... proceedings , be entered upon the records of the court . THE HON . HORACE GRAY has been appointed Chief Justice , to fill the va- cancy caused by the death of Chief Justice Chapman . He has been the senior justice of the court since ...
Page 168
... proceedings before Judge Blatchford , and the Department of State was clearly bound to decide the question of extradition for itself , under the advice of the Attorney - General . This seems sufficiently obvious ; but as the ...
... proceedings before Judge Blatchford , and the Department of State was clearly bound to decide the question of extradition for itself , under the advice of the Attorney - General . This seems sufficiently obvious ; but as the ...
Page 169
... proceedings had before the commis- sioner were to be returned ; that the executive had power to examine for him- self and determine whether a case had been made within the treaty , and whether a case had been made which called upon him ...
... proceedings had before the commis- sioner were to be returned ; that the executive had power to examine for him- self and determine whether a case had been made within the treaty , and whether a case had been made which called upon him ...
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