The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 130
... consolidation . was commenced , the whole body of the law ought to be reviewed and arranged analytically ; the parts of it which consisted of statutes should next be placed under their proper heads ; and the process of consolidation ...
... consolidation . was commenced , the whole body of the law ought to be reviewed and arranged analytically ; the parts of it which consisted of statutes should next be placed under their proper heads ; and the process of consolidation ...
Page 131
... consolidate in partial groups , which might be avoided by a preliminary classification of the whole subject ; but ... consolidation of separate groups of statutes should be proceeded with . These discussions were renewed at intervals ...
... consolidate in partial groups , which might be avoided by a preliminary classification of the whole subject ; but ... consolidation of separate groups of statutes should be proceeded with . These discussions were renewed at intervals ...
Page 132
... consolidation on this principle is essential as a first step , in order to ascertain accurately what is the state of the existing statute law , I would suggest to the board , that perhaps it would be best not to attempt to bring forward ...
... consolidation on this principle is essential as a first step , in order to ascertain accurately what is the state of the existing statute law , I would suggest to the board , that perhaps it would be best not to attempt to bring forward ...
Page 133
... consolidation bills , should be made an opportunity for effecting some improve- ments in the law at the same time ; not such improvements as were the subject of any differences of opinion , or would raise any discussion , but merely ...
... consolidation bills , should be made an opportunity for effecting some improve- ments in the law at the same time ; not such improvements as were the subject of any differences of opinion , or would raise any discussion , but merely ...
Page 134
... consolidation in which no material alterations of the law were to be introduced , it would not be practicable to frame a bill , so as to include the criminal law of the two countries in a satisfactory manner ; and though the ...
... consolidation in which no material alterations of the law were to be introduced , it would not be practicable to frame a bill , so as to include the criminal law of the two countries in a satisfactory manner ; and though the ...
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