The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 53
... taken away , or exercise of the responsibilities enforced . Mr. W. P. W. Phillimore , the author of the article in question , attempts to show that sect . 12 of the Children Act 1908 is repealed , and with this end in view gives an ...
... taken away , or exercise of the responsibilities enforced . Mr. W. P. W. Phillimore , the author of the article in question , attempts to show that sect . 12 of the Children Act 1908 is repealed , and with this end in view gives an ...
Page 54
... taken by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children , referred to by Mr. Phillimore , that the parent was bound to submit his child to the school medical officer's inspec- tion , but he did so nevertheless . It was ...
... taken by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children , referred to by Mr. Phillimore , that the parent was bound to submit his child to the school medical officer's inspec- tion , but he did so nevertheless . It was ...
Page 55
... taken , the parent had the child medically examined by a doctor who expressed the view that the operation would be undesirable , or the parent was other- wise aware of a divergence of medical opinion on the matter , it seems rather ...
... taken , the parent had the child medically examined by a doctor who expressed the view that the operation would be undesirable , or the parent was other- wise aware of a divergence of medical opinion on the matter , it seems rather ...
Page 72
... taken down by a shorthand writer and transmitted to the Home Secretary ? I doubt it . At all events , if the Home Office has full information on the subject , it does not communicate that information to the public . The offence for ...
... taken down by a shorthand writer and transmitted to the Home Secretary ? I doubt it . At all events , if the Home Office has full information on the subject , it does not communicate that information to the public . The offence for ...
Page 75
... taken to provide more fully for persons discharged from local prisons . I fear it is not equally clear that first offenders are free from the risk of contamination while in prison . " Evil communications corrupt good manners " is no ...
... taken to provide more fully for persons discharged from local prisons . I fear it is not equally clear that first offenders are free from the risk of contamination while in prison . " Evil communications corrupt good manners " is no ...
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