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That bill was dropped then , because of the insertion of a clause making it
discretionary with the Judge , in each case , to allow or disallow the right to sum
up ; but its chief provisions ultimately became law in 1865 . This Act ( 28 Vict . , c .
That bill was dropped then , because of the insertion of a clause making it
discretionary with the Judge , in each case , to allow or disallow the right to sum
up ; but its chief provisions ultimately became law in 1865 . This Act ( 28 Vict . , c .
Page 160
In clause 4 I attempt to define canvassing by an exhaustive enumeration of the
acts which constitute it . This is probably the most difficult part of the task , and it is
this part of the Bill that most needs attention and criticism . It would have been far
...
In clause 4 I attempt to define canvassing by an exhaustive enumeration of the
acts which constitute it . This is probably the most difficult part of the task , and it is
this part of the Bill that most needs attention and criticism . It would have been far
...
Page 161
... are made to apply to every person . Moreover , the second of Is not , however ,
the " individual freedom " of the candidate here infringed ? -ED . these clauses is
intended to have the effect of reducing AT PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS . 161.
... are made to apply to every person . Moreover , the second of Is not , however ,
the " individual freedom " of the candidate here infringed ? -ED . these clauses is
intended to have the effect of reducing AT PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS . 161.
Page 162
these clauses is intended to have the effect of reducing the want of certainty of
incidence of the penalty , by making it the ... Clause 2. — A similar duration to that
of other election Acts as extended seems advisable . And here I will take the ...
these clauses is intended to have the effect of reducing the want of certainty of
incidence of the penalty , by making it the ... Clause 2. — A similar duration to that
of other election Acts as extended seems advisable . And here I will take the ...
Page 163
Clause 6. — Renders canvassing ineffectual by striking off a vote for every
canvassed vote . Clauses 7 and 8. - Constitute the paying or receiving payment
for canvassing bribery within the Act dealing with that offence . Clauses 9 and 10.
Clause 6. — Renders canvassing ineffectual by striking off a vote for every
canvassed vote . Clauses 7 and 8. - Constitute the paying or receiving payment
for canvassing bribery within the Act dealing with that offence . Clauses 9 and 10.
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1881 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2012 |
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