The Law Magazine and Law Review, Or, Quarterly Journal of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Butterworths, 1856 - Law |
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Page 32
... course of precedents , carefully recorded , constantly referred to , and furnishing a system as well understood , if not as scientifically arranged , as can be constructed by a formal code . Law so laid down is fixed till a change is ...
... course of precedents , carefully recorded , constantly referred to , and furnishing a system as well understood , if not as scientifically arranged , as can be constructed by a formal code . Law so laid down is fixed till a change is ...
Page 36
... course ; but the report of his speech in Hansard is given with great fulness . We shall only bring a few propositions before our readers , sufficient to explain the grounds upon which , whatever doubts may for a moment have been ...
... course ; but the report of his speech in Hansard is given with great fulness . We shall only bring a few propositions before our readers , sufficient to explain the grounds upon which , whatever doubts may for a moment have been ...
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... course of procedure . Various plans have been suggested . One is favoured by Mr. Mac- queen ( an authority greatly to be respected ) , - that of reviving the ancient practice of calling on lawyers not members of the House , and giving ...
... course of procedure . Various plans have been suggested . One is favoured by Mr. Mac- queen ( an authority greatly to be respected ) , - that of reviving the ancient practice of calling on lawyers not members of the House , and giving ...
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... course has been suggested , in debate , of giving the Crown a power to create a limited number of life peers , as four or five , and requiring that these should have previously filled judicial stations . A third proposition has been ...
... course has been suggested , in debate , of giving the Crown a power to create a limited number of life peers , as four or five , and requiring that these should have previously filled judicial stations . A third proposition has been ...
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... course of proceedings , had not been opened to the House on being presented , a first reading being under- stood to be granted as a matter of courtesy , if not of privilege , to any Peer's proposal ; for this Bill , when it is now ...
... course of proceedings , had not been opened to the House on being presented , a first reading being under- stood to be granted as a matter of courtesy , if not of privilege , to any Peer's proposal ; for this Bill , when it is now ...
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