The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 131
... provisions , without alteration of language , but with explanatory additions where they have been judicially interpreted . A digest of this kind , said this " subordinate " officer of the crown , would admit of the incorporation of the ...
... provisions , without alteration of language , but with explanatory additions where they have been judicially interpreted . A digest of this kind , said this " subordinate " officer of the crown , would admit of the incorporation of the ...
Page 138
... provisions in the act : —The codes when prepared are to be printed , and dis- tributed among the judges and other competent persons for examination , after which the commissioners are to re - examine their work , to consider all ...
... provisions in the act : —The codes when prepared are to be printed , and dis- tributed among the judges and other competent persons for examination , after which the commissioners are to re - examine their work , to consider all ...
Page 140
... provisions . Whoever has attended to the manner in which bills are first framed , and then altered during their passage through parliament , must be aware what gross blunders are committed ; and that such blunders are inevitable so long ...
... provisions . Whoever has attended to the manner in which bills are first framed , and then altered during their passage through parliament , must be aware what gross blunders are committed ; and that such blunders are inevitable so long ...
Page 171
... provisions regulating private arrangements - nor as to the means of accomplishing these improvements . Upon two points , however - that of providing further localisa- tion of the jurisdiction , and that of the abolition of the office of ...
... provisions regulating private arrangements - nor as to the means of accomplishing these improvements . Upon two points , however - that of providing further localisa- tion of the jurisdiction , and that of the abolition of the office of ...
Page 175
... provision should be made for the county courts to retain jurisdiction to the extent to which they now possess it under the Protection Acts . In considering what the proposed court should be , Mr. Bond has some sensible remarks in pp . 9 ...
... provision should be made for the county courts to retain jurisdiction to the extent to which they now possess it under the Protection Acts . In considering what the proposed court should be , Mr. Bond has some sensible remarks in pp . 9 ...
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