The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 76
... whole - to do which you must return to the days of Henry VIII . - I do not see how such a measure as would be needed can ever be expected to become law . The difficulty here referred to is not , however , by any means peculiar to this ...
... whole - to do which you must return to the days of Henry VIII . - I do not see how such a measure as would be needed can ever be expected to become law . The difficulty here referred to is not , however , by any means peculiar to this ...
Page 77
... whole Act ; may even , as the result of some compromise upon a question of detail , introduce unforeseen complications which go far to render the whole measure unworkable . And all this because , not content with deciding every question ...
... whole Act ; may even , as the result of some compromise upon a question of detail , introduce unforeseen complications which go far to render the whole measure unworkable . And all this because , not content with deciding every question ...
Page 78
... whole more time is consumed in the verbal discussions now inevitable in the course of any measure of importance through Committee than would under the plan suggested be ordinarily required for the whole passage of the Act ; because all ...
... whole more time is consumed in the verbal discussions now inevitable in the course of any measure of importance through Committee than would under the plan suggested be ordinarily required for the whole passage of the Act ; because all ...
Page 79
... whole of this nation should , so far as practicable , be governed by the same laws : I do not mean , of course , to challenge the desirability of what is known as Local and Personal legislation , nor do I deny that occasional differ ...
... whole of this nation should , so far as practicable , be governed by the same laws : I do not mean , of course , to challenge the desirability of what is known as Local and Personal legislation , nor do I deny that occasional differ ...
Page 80
... Codification already mentioned . It is a Bill of unusual magnitude . It repeals the whole of the present statute law on the subject of indictable offences , and attempts , or at any rate professes , to 80 ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
... Codification already mentioned . It is a Bill of unusual magnitude . It repeals the whole of the present statute law on the subject of indictable offences , and attempts , or at any rate professes , to 80 ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
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