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Page 34
First , let us deal with the minor point . Are Committees unfitted to " control an
active and energetic bar , and to decide what evidence should be excluded or
admitted . ” That is a question of fact , and can only be determined by evidence .
First , let us deal with the minor point . Are Committees unfitted to " control an
active and energetic bar , and to decide what evidence should be excluded or
admitted . ” That is a question of fact , and can only be determined by evidence .
Page 37
That the result of the constitution of any similar tribunal to deal with petitions for
Private Bills would be equally or more unsatisfactory , it requires no prescience to
predict . But is it called for ? Are the results of Private Bill legislation ...
That the result of the constitution of any similar tribunal to deal with petitions for
Private Bills would be equally or more unsatisfactory , it requires no prescience to
predict . But is it called for ? Are the results of Private Bill legislation ...
Page 40
Besides , young members of the House of Commons learn business very well in
the School of Committees , and learn a great deal in that school which stands
them in good stead in their more prominent Parliamentary duties . Some of the
most ...
Besides , young members of the House of Commons learn business very well in
the School of Committees , and learn a great deal in that school which stands
them in good stead in their more prominent Parliamentary duties . Some of the
most ...
Page 43
... and a time would come when the new court would be found to be as
unsatisfactory as the Court of Referees proved itself , and there would have to be
more legislation , new efforts to deal with the problem which Mr. Dodson's
scheme would ...
... and a time would come when the new court would be found to be as
unsatisfactory as the Court of Referees proved itself , and there would have to be
more legislation , new efforts to deal with the problem which Mr. Dodson's
scheme would ...
Page 46
Ethic , says Mr. Holland , deals with states of will , irrespective of their outward
manifestation in act , but the science , of which Jurisprudence is a sub - species ,
deals with states of will only so far as they are manifested in action . This science
...
Ethic , says Mr. Holland , deals with states of will , irrespective of their outward
manifestation in act , but the science , of which Jurisprudence is a sub - species ,
deals with states of will only so far as they are manifested in action . This science
...
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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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