The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 64
... Statutes and authorities upon which it is based . The Jurisdiction in question is said to have been con- ferred , first by the C. L. P. Act , 1854 , and next by the Judicature Act , 1873. Prior to and apart from those Statutes , it is ...
... Statutes and authorities upon which it is based . The Jurisdiction in question is said to have been con- ferred , first by the C. L. P. Act , 1854 , and next by the Judicature Act , 1873. Prior to and apart from those Statutes , it is ...
Page 65
... Statute as the proper tribunal for the trial of injuries to the person by libel or defamation ; and the liberty of the Press consists in the unrestricted right of publishing , subject to the responsibilities attached to the publication ...
... Statute as the proper tribunal for the trial of injuries to the person by libel or defamation ; and the liberty of the Press consists in the unrestricted right of publishing , subject to the responsibilities attached to the publication ...
Page 73
... statute or otherwise , to prejudge the case and issue an injunction to restrain the publication . The issuing of such a writ or order would have been a usurpation of the functions of a jury , an interference with the liberty of the ...
... statute or otherwise , to prejudge the case and issue an injunction to restrain the publication . The issuing of such a writ or order would have been a usurpation of the functions of a jury , an interference with the liberty of the ...
Page 75
... statute of Westminster II . ( 13 Edw . I. , c . 10 ) which allowed parties to make general attorneys ; but after that time the analogy between Civil and Criminal proceedings ceased , for a prisoner could not be defended by counsel . The ...
... statute of Westminster II . ( 13 Edw . I. , c . 10 ) which allowed parties to make general attorneys ; but after that time the analogy between Civil and Criminal proceedings ceased , for a prisoner could not be defended by counsel . The ...
Page 76
... statute of Westminster I. , allowing an appearance by attorney , the statute 7 Will . III . , c . 3 , allowing in cases of treason a full defence by two counsels , and the statute 6 & 7 Will . IV . , c . 114 , allowing a full defence by ...
... statute of Westminster I. , allowing an appearance by attorney , the statute 7 Will . III . , c . 3 , allowing in cases of treason a full defence by two counsels , and the statute 6 & 7 Will . IV . , c . 114 , allowing a full defence by ...
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