The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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Page 71
... respect for the mere sake of change ? One of the great blots of the Act of 1869 is the numerous changes made therein on points of detail from the previous Act , apparently for no other purpose than to gratify the whim of somebody or ...
... respect for the mere sake of change ? One of the great blots of the Act of 1869 is the numerous changes made therein on points of detail from the previous Act , apparently for no other purpose than to gratify the whim of somebody or ...
Page 77
... respect of his freehold qualification a note , to the effect that the re- spondent was not entitled to vote in respect of that qualification , in accordance with 41 & 42 Vict . c . 26 , s . 28 , sub - section 14 , and left him the right ...
... respect of his freehold qualification a note , to the effect that the re- spondent was not entitled to vote in respect of that qualification , in accordance with 41 & 42 Vict . c . 26 , s . 28 , sub - section 14 , and left him the right ...
Page 78
... respect . Having alluded to the action of the council with respect to the Bankruptcy Bill , and their suggestions to the Lord Chancel- lor's Committee on the reform of legal procedure in the common law division of the High Court , and ...
... respect . Having alluded to the action of the council with respect to the Bankruptcy Bill , and their suggestions to the Lord Chancel- lor's Committee on the reform of legal procedure in the common law division of the High Court , and ...
Page 98
... respect not following In re Pearson ( 25 W. R. 853 , L. R. 5 Ch . D. 982 ) , and In re Currie ( 27 W. R. 369 , L. R. 10 Ch . D. 93 ) , which , however , were not cited to the court . - SOLICITORS , J. H. Hortin ; Freshfields & Williams ...
... respect not following In re Pearson ( 25 W. R. 853 , L. R. 5 Ch . D. 982 ) , and In re Currie ( 27 W. R. 369 , L. R. 10 Ch . D. 93 ) , which , however , were not cited to the court . - SOLICITORS , J. H. Hortin ; Freshfields & Williams ...
Page 104
... respect to the first , and of course the largest class , by section 11 , the Metropolitan Board of Works , whenever it appears to them that any theatre , & c . , " is so defective in its structure that special danger from fire may ...
... respect to the first , and of course the largest class , by section 11 , the Metropolitan Board of Works , whenever it appears to them that any theatre , & c . , " is so defective in its structure that special danger from fire may ...
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