The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 30
... apply to British subjects . But whether or no it applied to our own countrymen , we should like to know under what " otherwise " the gallant Administrator could shelter his requirement of the pro- duction of passports and ...
... apply to British subjects . But whether or no it applied to our own countrymen , we should like to know under what " otherwise " the gallant Administrator could shelter his requirement of the pro- duction of passports and ...
Page 32
... apply rules and principles timidly . Justices of the Peace , who are not professional lawyers , prove themselves incom- petent to perform the delicate process of extracting prin- ciples from decided cases . They are unable to grapple ...
... apply rules and principles timidly . Justices of the Peace , who are not professional lawyers , prove themselves incom- petent to perform the delicate process of extracting prin- ciples from decided cases . They are unable to grapple ...
Page 40
... Applying the maxim de minimis non curat lex to criminal trials , Section 26 enacts , that “ nothing shall be deemed to be an offence which appears to the Court having cognizance of the matter to be of too little impor- tance to be ...
... Applying the maxim de minimis non curat lex to criminal trials , Section 26 enacts , that “ nothing shall be deemed to be an offence which appears to the Court having cognizance of the matter to be of too little impor- tance to be ...
Page 65
... was two- fold , first , to bring its utmost aid in relief of famine , and secondly to apply promptly those measures of coercion which the wild schemes of the " Young Ireland " 5 THE LATE RIGHT HON . MR . JUSTICE KEOGH . 65.
... was two- fold , first , to bring its utmost aid in relief of famine , and secondly to apply promptly those measures of coercion which the wild schemes of the " Young Ireland " 5 THE LATE RIGHT HON . MR . JUSTICE KEOGH . 65.
Page 91
... apply to mis- fortune a rule which we consider too harsh for guilt ? It is true that to meet the case of violence actual or reasonably apprehended , some power of summary arrest for temporary purposes must be entrusted to some authority ...
... apply to mis- fortune a rule which we consider too harsh for guilt ? It is true that to meet the case of violence actual or reasonably apprehended , some power of summary arrest for temporary purposes must be entrusted to some authority ...
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