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Page 241
pointed out by the Committee ; still , it must be explained much more fully before
the public or legal profession understand it sufficiently to make applications to the
Commissioners under its provisions . This difficulty was also appreciated by the ...
pointed out by the Committee ; still , it must be explained much more fully before
the public or legal profession understand it sufficiently to make applications to the
Commissioners under its provisions . This difficulty was also appreciated by the ...
Page 243
So the safety of women and children in mills and manufactories has become an
object of governmental care , and the due provisions for the fencing of machinery
are to by Government inspectors . There is one other instance which may be ...
So the safety of women and children in mills and manufactories has become an
object of governmental care , and the due provisions for the fencing of machinery
are to by Government inspectors . There is one other instance which may be ...
Page 245
Our opinion that inspectorial duties devolved upon the Commission was
strengthened by the fact that the Act contained a provision for the appointment of
not more than two Assistant Commissioners , t and also a provision , that the
Assistant ...
Our opinion that inspectorial duties devolved upon the Commission was
strengthened by the fact that the Act contained a provision for the appointment of
not more than two Assistant Commissioners , t and also a provision , that the
Assistant ...
Page 246
Now , this is , to our thinking , perhaps the most important provision of the
Regulation of Railways Act , 1873 ; and if the Commissioners continue to
construe the Act as simply endowing them with judicial powers instead of
conferring upon them ...
Now , this is , to our thinking , perhaps the most important provision of the
Regulation of Railways Act , 1873 ; and if the Commissioners continue to
construe the Act as simply endowing them with judicial powers instead of
conferring upon them ...
Page 247
Here we have a carrying out to some extent of the provision of the Royal
Commission of 1865 , which recommended a submission of a case for
investigation to the proper court after it had been enquired into by the Board of
Trade . But passing ...
Here we have a carrying out to some extent of the provision of the Royal
Commission of 1865 , which recommended a submission of a case for
investigation to the proper court after it had been enquired into by the Board of
Trade . But passing ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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