Canadian Criminal Cases Annotated, 5. köideCanada Law Journal Company, 1902 |
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... affidavit of service that the party effecting such service informed Mr. Sadler at the time of such service that the notice was for the prosecutor . The questions reserved for the consideration of the Court are set out in the judgment ...
... affidavit of service that the party effecting such service informed Mr. Sadler at the time of such service that the notice was for the prosecutor . The questions reserved for the consideration of the Court are set out in the judgment ...
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... affidavits that the justices opened their Court , that the justices or one of them had mislaid the infor- mations , and they announced in the hearing of all that they would take the case as well as the other cases up at 12 o'clock noon ...
... affidavits that the justices opened their Court , that the justices or one of them had mislaid the infor- mations , and they announced in the hearing of all that they would take the case as well as the other cases up at 12 o'clock noon ...
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... affidavit that he was prejudiced by anything that took place- no affidavit of any kind . No case , and I have examined all which were cited to shew that it was necessary to have the service of the summons proved before such an ...
... affidavit that he was prejudiced by anything that took place- no affidavit of any kind . No case , and I have examined all which were cited to shew that it was necessary to have the service of the summons proved before such an ...
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... affidavit . DECIDED : October 10 , 1900 . THE defendant had been convicted by Peter Ellis , police magistrate of Toronto Junction , for violating a by - law of the municipality , and had given notice of appeal from his conviction to the ...
... affidavit . DECIDED : October 10 , 1900 . THE defendant had been convicted by Peter Ellis , police magistrate of Toronto Junction , for violating a by - law of the municipality , and had given notice of appeal from his conviction to the ...
Page 25
... in some way , have been secured ; and , even if what was done had been sufficient , it could not be established by affidavit . Appeal quashed . [ WESTMINSTER ( B.C. ) COUNTY COURT ] . BEFORE VOL . V. ] 25 THE QUEEN V. GRAY .
... in some way , have been secured ; and , even if what was done had been sufficient , it could not be established by affidavit . Appeal quashed . [ WESTMINSTER ( B.C. ) COUNTY COURT ] . BEFORE VOL . V. ] 25 THE QUEEN V. GRAY .
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