The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 157
... officers from the cognizance of the Law Courts and vesting Revenue officers with judicial powers and authority to adjudicate in such cases . The member in charge of the Bill said in its defence : " If every man is allowed to question in ...
... officers from the cognizance of the Law Courts and vesting Revenue officers with judicial powers and authority to adjudicate in such cases . The member in charge of the Bill said in its defence : " If every man is allowed to question in ...
Page 159
... officers . The marvellous success of the measures he inaugurated for the purpose has long been a matter of history ... officers are vested with these judicial powers . It is obvious that if the regulations for assessing and collecting ...
... officers . The marvellous success of the measures he inaugurated for the purpose has long been a matter of history ... officers are vested with these judicial powers . It is obvious that if the regulations for assessing and collecting ...
Page 160
... officers must be deprived of their judicial powers . All financial claims of the public , when disputed under the regulations , must be subjected to the cognisance of Courts of Judicature superintended by judges who , from their ...
... officers must be deprived of their judicial powers . All financial claims of the public , when disputed under the regulations , must be subjected to the cognisance of Courts of Judicature superintended by judges who , from their ...
Page 161
... officers . In the rest of India it is utterly vain to expect that famine can be averted so long as the agricultural classes , that is , the great bulk of the population , are reduced to live from hand to mouth , that Revenue officers ...
... officers . In the rest of India it is utterly vain to expect that famine can be averted so long as the agricultural classes , that is , the great bulk of the population , are reduced to live from hand to mouth , that Revenue officers ...
Page 162
... territory and the protection of officers and subjects abroad - an enquirer cannot but be struck with the extreme disparity in importance between them . We need not dilate on the 162 SOME REMARKS ON THE SITUATION IN Crete .
... territory and the protection of officers and subjects abroad - an enquirer cannot but be struck with the extreme disparity in importance between them . We need not dilate on the 162 SOME REMARKS ON THE SITUATION IN Crete .
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