The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 121
... result , as Lord Eldon ; but then they who best knew his judicial nature were quite aware that when he discussed the case , as it were , provisionally , and postponed his judgment , he had , on almost every point , made up his mind ...
... result , as Lord Eldon ; but then they who best knew his judicial nature were quite aware that when he discussed the case , as it were , provisionally , and postponed his judgment , he had , on almost every point , made up his mind ...
Page 123
... result ; and it has been obtained , moreover , at a somewhat too costly price . Every one knows that the Statute Law Commis- sion is ( or was , as the case may be ) an inefficient body ; that it has not done a whit more than any of its ...
... result ; and it has been obtained , moreover , at a somewhat too costly price . Every one knows that the Statute Law Commis- sion is ( or was , as the case may be ) an inefficient body ; that it has not done a whit more than any of its ...
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... result . The next step was taken by James I. , who , upon his accession to the throne of England , recommended to parliament a reform of all the statute law , and particularly of the penal laws . In 1610 , the House of Commons , in ...
... result . The next step was taken by James I. , who , upon his accession to the throne of England , recommended to parliament a reform of all the statute law , and particularly of the penal laws . In 1610 , the House of Commons , in ...
Page 126
... result , it might be doubted whether the selection of Mr. Hargrave was so judicious as the Commissioners of 1833 seem to have thought . In 1816 , the Lords and Commons resolved that it was highly expedient that effectual measures should ...
... result , it might be doubted whether the selection of Mr. Hargrave was so judicious as the Commissioners of 1833 seem to have thought . In 1816 , the Lords and Commons resolved that it was highly expedient that effectual measures should ...
Page 131
... result from attempting to consolidate in partial groups , which might be avoided by a preliminary classification of the whole subject ; but thought that difficulties of detail would occur under any system , and the most scientific ...
... result from attempting to consolidate in partial groups , which might be avoided by a preliminary classification of the whole subject ; but thought that difficulties of detail would occur under any system , and the most scientific ...
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