The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 137
... proposed , the present state of the statute law ought to be thoroughly ascer- tained . There would not be any pressing necessity to pass the consolidation bills through parliament ; indeed , such a course seems open to the objection put ...
... proposed , the present state of the statute law ought to be thoroughly ascer- tained . There would not be any pressing necessity to pass the consolidation bills through parliament ; indeed , such a course seems open to the objection put ...
Page 140
... propose two plans- ( 1 . ) the appointment of an officer or board to revise current legislation ; and ( 2. ) the classification of the current public general statutes . These plans are entirely independent the one from the other . The ...
... propose two plans- ( 1 . ) the appointment of an officer or board to revise current legislation ; and ( 2. ) the classification of the current public general statutes . These plans are entirely independent the one from the other . The ...
Page 144
... proposed officer . There cannot be any objection to this mode of proceeding , and , the fear of expense ought not to deter parliament from taking this matter seriously into consideration . To a country like ours , a few thousands a year ...
... proposed officer . There cannot be any objection to this mode of proceeding , and , the fear of expense ought not to deter parliament from taking this matter seriously into consideration . To a country like ours , a few thousands a year ...
Page 145
... proposed future efforts are now met , and the discredit to which this important branch of law reform has unhappily attained . ART . X - On Poisons , in relation to Medical Jurisprudence and Medicine . By ALFRED SWAINE TAYLOR , M.D. ...
... proposed future efforts are now met , and the discredit to which this important branch of law reform has unhappily attained . ART . X - On Poisons , in relation to Medical Jurisprudence and Medicine . By ALFRED SWAINE TAYLOR , M.D. ...
Page 167
... proposal which Lord Brougham submitted to the Law Amendment Society , was for the regular attendance in all divorce cases of the attorney - general , or some one representing him ; and it was believed that some check would thus be given ...
... proposal which Lord Brougham submitted to the Law Amendment Society , was for the regular attendance in all divorce cases of the attorney - general , or some one representing him ; and it was believed that some check would thus be given ...
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