The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 105
... Statute , which would obviate the necessity for special legislation out of which the present confusion has arisen . The question of compensa- tions and of the employment in new offices of persons receiving pensions in compensation for ...
... Statute , which would obviate the necessity for special legislation out of which the present confusion has arisen . The question of compensa- tions and of the employment in new offices of persons receiving pensions in compensation for ...
Page 107
... Statutes , a work the completion . of which is a necessary preliminary to the greater work of codifying the Statute Law . The publication of a revised edition of the Statutes was directed by a letter of Lord Chancellor Cairns , issued ...
... Statutes , a work the completion . of which is a necessary preliminary to the greater work of codifying the Statute Law . The publication of a revised edition of the Statutes was directed by a letter of Lord Chancellor Cairns , issued ...
Page 202
... Statute 36 and 37 Vict . , cap . 63 ; and Mr. Begg , who had been diligently preparing this work for some time prior to the passing of that statute , was in the favourable position of being able to publish at the very time when it was ...
... Statute 36 and 37 Vict . , cap . 63 ; and Mr. Begg , who had been diligently preparing this work for some time prior to the passing of that statute , was in the favourable position of being able to publish at the very time when it was ...
Page 210
... statutes . The Admiralty Jurisdiction Act , 1861 , giving an enlarged jurisdiction to the court as to ships , whether ... statute had created this anomaly , and now the question arose in this court . An action had been brought to recover ...
... statutes . The Admiralty Jurisdiction Act , 1861 , giving an enlarged jurisdiction to the court as to ships , whether ... statute had created this anomaly , and now the question arose in this court . An action had been brought to recover ...
Page 213
... statute , the matter was free from doubt ; he pointed out there could be no necessity for an express position that the examination might be taken in the absence of the accused , as an extradition case . Since , other- wise , the statute ...
... statute , the matter was free from doubt ; he pointed out there could be no necessity for an express position that the examination might be taken in the absence of the accused , as an extradition case . Since , other- wise , the statute ...
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