The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 47
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. treated . The six Consolidation Acts of 1861 , together with the common law definitions of crime assumed or embedded in them , are full of needless intricacy and hardly intelligible technicality . In ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. treated . The six Consolidation Acts of 1861 , together with the common law definitions of crime assumed or embedded in them , are full of needless intricacy and hardly intelligible technicality . In ...
Page 56
... treated as an unconvicted prisoner till the appeal is decided . Appeals upon points of law reserved , and upon irregularities at the trial , are to be heard by the Court of Criminal Appeal and , upon special leave being granted , by the ...
... treated as an unconvicted prisoner till the appeal is decided . Appeals upon points of law reserved , and upon irregularities at the trial , are to be heard by the Court of Criminal Appeal and , upon special leave being granted , by the ...
Page 83
... treated as a lunatic without the most searching inquiry , conducted in public , and by a competent judical officer , so as to preclude , as far as may be , the possibility of fraud , accident , or mistake . 2. So to provide for the ...
... treated as a lunatic without the most searching inquiry , conducted in public , and by a competent judical officer , so as to preclude , as far as may be , the possibility of fraud , accident , or mistake . 2. So to provide for the ...
Page 85
... treated will probably become permanent or be other- wise sensibly aggravated . To meet such cases as these it may be necessary to permit medical men , who choose so to occupy themselves , to receive isolated patients , and to detain ...
... treated will probably become permanent or be other- wise sensibly aggravated . To meet such cases as these it may be necessary to permit medical men , who choose so to occupy themselves , to receive isolated patients , and to detain ...
Page 94
... railway employés is extravagant and inadmissible . It is , on the one side , absurd to treat every plate - layer and pointsman as the fellow- servant of the ganger or station master , whose orders 94 ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
... railway employés is extravagant and inadmissible . It is , on the one side , absurd to treat every plate - layer and pointsman as the fellow- servant of the ganger or station master , whose orders 94 ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
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