The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... question . We confess that this argument has little weight with us . The same might possibly be said of a second or third hearing as of a first . The fact that some people are unin- formed of the proposed Bill by the existing means ...
... question . We confess that this argument has little weight with us . The same might possibly be said of a second or third hearing as of a first . The fact that some people are unin- formed of the proposed Bill by the existing means ...
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... question is not will the change be a detriment to the profession ; but will it be a benefit to the public . If it is true , as Mr. Dodson says , that Committees do their work badly , if they . are overawed by the Bar practising before ...
... question is not will the change be a detriment to the profession ; but will it be a benefit to the public . If it is true , as Mr. Dodson says , that Committees do their work badly , if they . are overawed by the Bar practising before ...
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... questions as come before Com- mittees , an advantage that the tribunal should not be bound by the strict rules which are applicable to judicial inquiries . A little flexibility or laxity in such matters in such a tribunal , so long as ...
... questions as come before Com- mittees , an advantage that the tribunal should not be bound by the strict rules which are applicable to judicial inquiries . A little flexibility or laxity in such matters in such a tribunal , so long as ...
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... question of locus standi to a separate tribunal ; but ex- perience has led to an almost unanimous condemnation of the present practice . " ( Saturday Review , 23rd March , 1872 ) . That the result of the constitution of any similar ...
... question of locus standi to a separate tribunal ; but ex- perience has led to an almost unanimous condemnation of the present practice . " ( Saturday Review , 23rd March , 1872 ) . That the result of the constitution of any similar ...
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... question whether private business is not quite as important as much of the business which goes under the large name of Public ; but it is certain that any member who does his work upon a Private Bill Com- mittee is discharging a ...
... question whether private business is not quite as important as much of the business which goes under the large name of Public ; but it is certain that any member who does his work upon a Private Bill Com- mittee is discharging a ...
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