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the manner in which consolidation bills should be drawn . ... The first of these
rules is as follows : - “ As the immediate object of the commission is only to
consolidate , not to amend , the law , the draftsman should consider it his duty , in
the ...
the manner in which consolidation bills should be drawn . ... The first of these
rules is as follows : - “ As the immediate object of the commission is only to
consolidate , not to amend , the law , the draftsman should consider it his duty , in
the ...
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The Lord Chancellor admitted that some imperfections might result from
attempting to consolidate in partial groups ... and if the board could produce
some good specimens of consolidation , he thought it would gain the confidence
of the public ...
The Lord Chancellor admitted that some imperfections might result from
attempting to consolidate in partial groups ... and if the board could produce
some good specimens of consolidation , he thought it would gain the confidence
of the public ...
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Although I consider that a consolidation on this principle is essential as a first
step , in order to ascertain accurately ... for under the system now adopted , of
consolidating the law on given subjects , rather than consolidating given groups
of ...
Although I consider that a consolidation on this principle is essential as a first
step , in order to ascertain accurately ... for under the system now adopted , of
consolidating the law on given subjects , rather than consolidating given groups
of ...
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... they proposed that the introduction of these bills , and of all other consolidation
bills , should be made an opportunity for effecting some improvements in the law
at the same time ; not such improvements as were the subject of any differences ...
... they proposed that the introduction of these bills , and of all other consolidation
bills , should be made an opportunity for effecting some improvements in the law
at the same time ; not such improvements as were the subject of any differences ...
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... that in a consolidation in which no material alterations of the law were to be
introduced , it would not be practicable to frame à bill , so as to include the
criminal law of the two countries in a satisfactory manner ; and though the
modification of ...
... that in a consolidation in which no material alterations of the law were to be
introduced , it would not be practicable to frame à bill , so as to include the
criminal law of the two countries in a satisfactory manner ; and though the
modification of ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1859 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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