The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 129
... taken up by some other members of the board . The answer of their lordships is not on the minutes , but nothing more is heard of the bill ; and , with the exception of the sub- committees on criminal law and real property law - which ...
... taken up by some other members of the board . The answer of their lordships is not on the minutes , but nothing more is heard of the bill ; and , with the exception of the sub- committees on criminal law and real property law - which ...
Page 135
... taken . It is true that some of the most sterling and popular men at the bar were appointed on the commission . But these were men who , if they said they would undertake a task , were sure to perform it ; and they were not men who had ...
... taken . It is true that some of the most sterling and popular men at the bar were appointed on the commission . But these were men who , if they said they would undertake a task , were sure to perform it ; and they were not men who had ...
Page 140
... taken . Thus far the scissors , but so too of the pen . I was astonished to find my Patent Bill of 1835 , in one or two places made wholly insensible when it was returned from the Commons . And how ? By the members 140 Failure and Fate ...
... taken . Thus far the scissors , but so too of the pen . I was astonished to find my Patent Bill of 1835 , in one or two places made wholly insensible when it was returned from the Commons . And how ? By the members 140 Failure and Fate ...
Page 141
... taken before them . We are not inclined to agree entirely with the commissioners , that the greatest risk of defect in legislation arises from the manner in which amendments are admitted in committee of the House . We agree rather with ...
... taken before them . We are not inclined to agree entirely with the commissioners , that the greatest risk of defect in legislation arises from the manner in which amendments are admitted in committee of the House . We agree rather with ...
Page 144
... taken quite at random ; hosts of titles of a similar nature may easily be found . In the last session a bill was introduced " To amend the drafts on the Bankers ' Law Amend- ment Act , by repealing the fourth clause of the said act ...
... taken quite at random ; hosts of titles of a similar nature may easily be found . In the last session a bill was introduced " To amend the drafts on the Bankers ' Law Amend- ment Act , by repealing the fourth clause of the said act ...
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