The Quarterly Review, Volume 263,Nummer 522John Murray, 1934 |
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Pagina 186
... present Parliament ; whether it is possible to reach agreement as to the nature of any changes which ought to be made , are matters to which the Government is giving consideration , but with regard to which it is hardly likely to be ...
... present Parliament ; whether it is possible to reach agreement as to the nature of any changes which ought to be made , are matters to which the Government is giving consideration , but with regard to which it is hardly likely to be ...
Pagina 308
... present rigour of the laws of evidence , for we shall never secure cheaper justice unless the present rigid standards of proof ( most of them emanating from the criminal law ) are modified . The experienced and practical men who drafted ...
... present rigour of the laws of evidence , for we shall never secure cheaper justice unless the present rigid standards of proof ( most of them emanating from the criminal law ) are modified . The experienced and practical men who drafted ...
Pagina 312
... present bewildering formalities . Another matter in this connection is the present requirement that a complainant should give evidence in the witness - box and the defendant be in the well of the court , the parties changing places when ...
... present bewildering formalities . Another matter in this connection is the present requirement that a complainant should give evidence in the witness - box and the defendant be in the well of the court , the parties changing places when ...
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ART CONTENTS | 185 |
Poetry and Verse and Worse PAGE | 189 |
ELIA By C E Lawrence | 203 |
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