The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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Page 53
... question of appeal , but the subject is not yet exhausted . The committee , in enforcing their arguments in favour of a court in Banc , say that " for certain purposes a court in Banc must continue , " the reason being as follows ...
... question of appeal , but the subject is not yet exhausted . The committee , in enforcing their arguments in favour of a court in Banc , say that " for certain purposes a court in Banc must continue , " the reason being as follows ...
Page 54
... question , than the decision of a court of three . It would , therefore , be much more in accordance with the reason of the thing and with public convenience that an appeal should lie from every decision of the High Court ; but that ...
... question , than the decision of a court of three . It would , therefore , be much more in accordance with the reason of the thing and with public convenience that an appeal should lie from every decision of the High Court ; but that ...
Page 58
... question arose as to the right of a secured creditor to prove in the bankruptcy of his debtor for the full amount of his debt without making any deduction in respect of the value of his security . The question arose thus : B. and T ...
... question arose as to the right of a secured creditor to prove in the bankruptcy of his debtor for the full amount of his debt without making any deduction in respect of the value of his security . The question arose thus : B. and T ...
Page 68
... QUESTION of registration law , which we have on more than one occasion discussed , has been recently decided by the Queen's Bench Division . It appears to have been decided in conformity with the opinion we have expressed , and to have ...
... QUESTION of registration law , which we have on more than one occasion discussed , has been recently decided by the Queen's Bench Division . It appears to have been decided in conformity with the opinion we have expressed , and to have ...
Page 69
... question of great national importance , and one which ought to be discussed by the Imperial Legislature as a public question . We pronounce no opinion on its desirability or otherwise ; all we say is that it is no mere question for ...
... question of great national importance , and one which ought to be discussed by the Imperial Legislature as a public question . We pronounce no opinion on its desirability or otherwise ; all we say is that it is no mere question for ...
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