The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 96
... amendment , assuming , for the present , that the system in itself has advantages sufficient to make it deserving of retention in any case . Mr. Gilbart observes , " The constitution of joint - stock banks appears theore- tically absurd ...
... amendment , assuming , for the present , that the system in itself has advantages sufficient to make it deserving of retention in any case . Mr. Gilbart observes , " The constitution of joint - stock banks appears theore- tically absurd ...
Page 130
... amend , the law , the drafts- man should consider it his duty , in the absence of special instruc- tions , to present as correctly as possible the effect of the statutes in force , without introducing amendments beyond the correction of ...
... amend , the law , the drafts- man should consider it his duty , in the absence of special instruc- tions , to present as correctly as possible the effect of the statutes in force , without introducing amendments beyond the correction of ...
Page 137
... amendments are proposed , the present state of the statute law ought to be thoroughly ascer- tained . There would ... amendment could then be commenced with safety , and with some prospect of success . But to ensure such success , and ...
... amendments are proposed , the present state of the statute law ought to be thoroughly ascer- tained . There would ... amendment could then be commenced with safety , and with some prospect of success . But to ensure such success , and ...
Page 139
... amend , the criminal law of England and Ireland , and assimilate the Irish statutes to those of England , a course which the commissioners ( and among them Sir Fitzroy Kelly ) ultimately determined was not advisable . Sir Fitzroy was ...
... amend , the criminal law of England and Ireland , and assimilate the Irish statutes to those of England , a course which the commissioners ( and among them Sir Fitzroy Kelly ) ultimately determined was not advisable . Sir Fitzroy was ...
Page 141
... amendments , ill - assorting with the rest of the measure , are made while the bill is going through committee ; the promoter of the bill often assenting to changes of which he does not approve , for the sake of averting opposition ...
... amendments , ill - assorting with the rest of the measure , are made while the bill is going through committee ; the promoter of the bill often assenting to changes of which he does not approve , for the sake of averting opposition ...
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