The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... from Committees of the House to Election Judges " was was universally admitted to be of the most beneficial and economical character , " and he seems to infer that the transfer of Private Bill business PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 25.
... from Committees of the House to Election Judges " was was universally admitted to be of the most beneficial and economical character , " and he seems to infer that the transfer of Private Bill business PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 25.
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. seems to infer that the transfer of Private Bill business from Committees to a " permanent tribunal of a judicial character " would also be attended with benefit . It is , however , quite conceivable ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. seems to infer that the transfer of Private Bill business from Committees to a " permanent tribunal of a judicial character " would also be attended with benefit . It is , however , quite conceivable ...
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... seems certain that the time of Parliament is more fully occupied , although possibly not more profitably employed than in former years . Now we have Mr. Dodson's scheme and arguments before The scheme is that there is to be a tribunal ...
... seems certain that the time of Parliament is more fully occupied , although possibly not more profitably employed than in former years . Now we have Mr. Dodson's scheme and arguments before The scheme is that there is to be a tribunal ...
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... The arguments in favour of this second hearing in the Second House , as against a single hearing by a Joint Committee seem to be , shortly , these : 1. Many persons , it is said , notwithstanding the PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 31.
... The arguments in favour of this second hearing in the Second House , as against a single hearing by a Joint Committee seem to be , shortly , these : 1. Many persons , it is said , notwithstanding the PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION . 31.
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... seems to us to have more weight . 3. The interests dealt with by Private Bills are very great , and the review of a second tribunal is a very wholesome precau- tion . This seems to us a fair consideration , and it has been urged , as we ...
... seems to us to have more weight . 3. The interests dealt with by Private Bills are very great , and the review of a second tribunal is a very wholesome precau- tion . This seems to us a fair consideration , and it has been urged , as we ...
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