The Law Magazine and Law Review, Or, Quarterly Journal of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Butterworths, 1856 - Law |
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Page 32
... provisions , or new practical principles capable of being distinctly ascertained , or possessing any assured stability . In other countries , where the penal system has not been reduced to a code , the definitions of offences , and the ...
... provisions , or new practical principles capable of being distinctly ascertained , or possessing any assured stability . In other countries , where the penal system has not been reduced to a code , the definitions of offences , and the ...
Page 40
... provision either to enact , or to declare their abolition , belong to the Crown no longer , because they have fallen into desuetude . Nor is it the Crown only that has suffered this loss ; the other branches of the Legislature have ...
... provision either to enact , or to declare their abolition , belong to the Crown no longer , because they have fallen into desuetude . Nor is it the Crown only that has suffered this loss ; the other branches of the Legislature have ...
Page 47
... provisions of the Bill , which , according to the usual 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 ...
... provisions of the Bill , which , according to the usual 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 ...
Page 72
... provisions , to the grievous detriment of the public , be introduced into the Statute Book . It will not , we believe , be altogether useless briefly to trace out what our governing powers have done and left undone in legislating upon ...
... provisions , to the grievous detriment of the public , be introduced into the Statute Book . It will not , we believe , be altogether useless briefly to trace out what our governing powers have done and left undone in legislating upon ...
Page 73
... provisions amounted to upwards of 30,000l . With a candour which per- haps bears some resemblance to indifference , the Chancellor said , with respect to his scheme , that if any noble lord could propose a better , he would gladly adopt ...
... provisions amounted to upwards of 30,000l . With a candour which per- haps bears some resemblance to indifference , the Chancellor said , with respect to his scheme , that if any noble lord could propose a better , he would gladly adopt ...
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