Reports of All the Cases Decided by All the Superior Courts Relating to Magistrates, Municipal, and Parochial Law: (Reprinted from the "Law Times" Reports.) ...Law times office, 1880 |
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... 188 Recovery of - Covin and collusion Gas Act ( 23 & 23 Vict . c . 125 ) -Nuisance ... 190 Action for - Covin and collusion 316 240 248 550 PERJURY . Before deputy County Court judge - Evidence of X MAGISTRATES ' CASES .
... 188 Recovery of - Covin and collusion Gas Act ( 23 & 23 Vict . c . 125 ) -Nuisance ... 190 Action for - Covin and collusion 316 240 248 550 PERJURY . Before deputy County Court judge - Evidence of X MAGISTRATES ' CASES .
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... judge's notes : Prior to the passing of the Nene Outfall Act 1827 ( 7 & 8 Geo . 4 , c . Ixxxv . ) , all the lands which now form Central Wingland were un - reclaimed salt marshes and extra parochial . Pursuant to the Nene Outfall Act ...
... judge's notes : Prior to the passing of the Nene Outfall Act 1827 ( 7 & 8 Geo . 4 , c . Ixxxv . ) , all the lands which now form Central Wingland were un - reclaimed salt marshes and extra parochial . Pursuant to the Nene Outfall Act ...
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... judge in the court below , expressed in the follow- ing words : " The question of vestments is one which stands in a ... judges of our time , Lord Cranworth , Lord Wensleydale , Lord Kingsdown , Sir John Patteson , and Mr. Justice Maule ...
... judge in the court below , expressed in the follow- ing words : " The question of vestments is one which stands in a ... judges of our time , Lord Cranworth , Lord Wensleydale , Lord Kingsdown , Sir John Patteson , and Mr. Justice Maule ...
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... judge , but as to none of which is there any appeal . Of the four chagres which are the subject of appeal , the first three were considered by the learned judge to be covered by the decision of this committee in the case of Hebbert v ...
... judge , but as to none of which is there any appeal . Of the four chagres which are the subject of appeal , the first three were considered by the learned judge to be covered by the decision of this committee in the case of Hebbert v ...
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... Judges weigh their words with refer- ence to the questions which they have to consider , and not with reference to ... judge of the Arches Court as to the vestments worn by the appellant , following that of this committee in Hebbert v ...
... Judges weigh their words with refer- ence to the questions which they have to consider , and not with reference to ... judge of the Arches Court as to the vestments worn by the appellant , following that of this committee in Hebbert v ...
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