The Criminal Code and the Law of Criminal Evidence in Canada: Being an Annotation of the Criminal Code of Canada, and of the Canada Evidence Act, with Special Reference to the Law of Evidence and the Procedure in Criminal Courts, Including the Practice Before Justices and on Certiorari and Habeas CorpusCanada Law Book Company, 1908 - 1030 pages |
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... matters . The Canada Evidence Act which follows the Code in this volume is also applicable to prosecutions under the Code . And by sec . 35 of the Canada Evidence Act , the respective laws of evidence in the Provinces of Canada are ...
... matters . The Canada Evidence Act which follows the Code in this volume is also applicable to prosecutions under the Code . And by sec . 35 of the Canada Evidence Act , the respective laws of evidence in the Provinces of Canada are ...
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... matters in those courts . This latter power has been held to include the power of giving juris- diction to the ... matter coming within any of the classes of subjects ex- clusively assigned to the Provincial Legislatures . One of ...
... matters in those courts . This latter power has been held to include the power of giving juris- diction to the ... matter coming within any of the classes of subjects ex- clusively assigned to the Provincial Legislatures . One of ...
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... matter is dealt with as a whole by the Do- minion . When this takes place provincial legislation has to give way to the Dominion . R. v . Holland ( 1900 ) , 4 Can . Cr . Cas . 72 , 79 , per Drake , J. A Provincial Legislature may ...
... matter is dealt with as a whole by the Do- minion . When this takes place provincial legislation has to give way to the Dominion . R. v . Holland ( 1900 ) , 4 Can . Cr . Cas . 72 , 79 , per Drake , J. A Provincial Legislature may ...
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... matter of science in which case such evidence is admissible . But where the facts are admitted or not disputed and the question becomes substanti- ally one of science only , it may be convenient to allow the question to be put in that ...
... matter of science in which case such evidence is admissible . But where the facts are admitted or not disputed and the question becomes substanti- ally one of science only , it may be convenient to allow the question to be put in that ...
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... matter to which it is not a party is ultra vires . Ibid . A police officer is not the agent of the municipal corporation which ap- points him to the position and , if he is negligent in performing his duty as a guardian of the public ...
... matter to which it is not a party is ultra vires . Ibid . A police officer is not the agent of the municipal corporation which ap- points him to the position and , if he is negligent in performing his duty as a guardian of the public ...
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