The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 175
... cause the whole expense of a protracted trial to be thrown away , or to enable a notorious criminal to escape from justice . " It might be difficult to give any reason , however , for requiring unanimity a hundred years ago which would ...
... cause the whole expense of a protracted trial to be thrown away , or to enable a notorious criminal to escape from justice . " It might be difficult to give any reason , however , for requiring unanimity a hundred years ago which would ...
Page 256
... cause should be commenced , and the existence of conflicting rules of law which had grown up under this divided jurisdiction , were also great evils and causes of complaint . --- It was thought that many of the evils might be 256 ...
... cause should be commenced , and the existence of conflicting rules of law which had grown up under this divided jurisdiction , were also great evils and causes of complaint . --- It was thought that many of the evils might be 256 ...
Page 260
... cause from any person who is not a party , the latter may be made a party by order of court ; and if it appears that the defendant is entitled to the relief against him which he claims , it is to be given . Instead of restraining causes ...
... cause from any person who is not a party , the latter may be made a party by order of court ; and if it appears that the defendant is entitled to the relief against him which he claims , it is to be given . Instead of restraining causes ...
Page 261
... cause may assign it to any Division ( except the Probate , Divorce , and Admiralty Divi- sion ) , as he may think fit . If he assigns it to a wrong Division , any judge of the Division may , at any stage SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE ACT ...
... cause may assign it to any Division ( except the Probate , Divorce , and Admiralty Divi- sion ) , as he may think fit . If he assigns it to a wrong Division , any judge of the Division may , at any stage SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE ACT ...
Page 262
... cause is transferred are to be valid and effectual , as if they had been taken in the proper Division . Such matters as are not proper to be heard by a single judge are to be heard by Divisional Courts of the High Court , of which any ...
... cause is transferred are to be valid and effectual , as if they had been taken in the proper Division . Such matters as are not proper to be heard by a single judge are to be heard by Divisional Courts of the High Court , of which any ...
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