The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... relation to General legislation , if that is due to the fact that its members have to devote much of their time to the service of Committees on Private Bills , and if these Committees do their work ill , ought not the time of Parliament ...
... relation to General legislation , if that is due to the fact that its members have to devote much of their time to the service of Committees on Private Bills , and if these Committees do their work ill , ought not the time of Parliament ...
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... relation to Private Bill legislation by the present Government are almost certain to go in the direction of decentralizing and delegat- ing the legislative functions of Parliament , and there are as we said grave constitutional ...
... relation to Private Bill legislation by the present Government are almost certain to go in the direction of decentralizing and delegat- ing the legislative functions of Parliament , and there are as we said grave constitutional ...
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... relation to Election Petitions . There can , we think , be no doubt that at one time Parlia - ment exercised functions which were not purely or to any great extent legislative ; but were , in fact , judicial or administrative . And the ...
... relation to Election Petitions . There can , we think , be no doubt that at one time Parlia - ment exercised functions which were not purely or to any great extent legislative ; but were , in fact , judicial or administrative . And the ...
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... relation to the actual hearing of any important Bill would be exceedingly instructive . But assume that the Bill is im- portant ; is it possible to conceive that the fact that it is heard at Sligo , at Perth , or at Newcastle will make ...
... relation to the actual hearing of any important Bill would be exceedingly instructive . But assume that the Bill is im- portant ; is it possible to conceive that the fact that it is heard at Sligo , at Perth , or at Newcastle will make ...
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... relation to counsel and agents would have been less than they in fact were ? They must , it is evident , have been immensely increased . But we are not left to surmises for an estimate of the expenses of such a case . We know that under ...
... relation to counsel and agents would have been less than they in fact were ? They must , it is evident , have been immensely increased . But we are not left to surmises for an estimate of the expenses of such a case . We know that under ...
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