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First the procedure under the Act of 1834 is applied to two different types of cases , one civil the recovery of what are really debts , and the other , the recovery of penalties for offences . So far as the procedure applies to the ...
First the procedure under the Act of 1834 is applied to two different types of cases , one civil the recovery of what are really debts , and the other , the recovery of penalties for offences . So far as the procedure applies to the ...
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Jurisdiction Act in civil cases ; but you do make an alteration in the law , whether it be wise or unwise , in the case of an Information ? -Yes . 19. How would you alter Section 45 ? -Simply say that it should be recovered summarily .
Jurisdiction Act in civil cases ; but you do make an alteration in the law , whether it be wise or unwise , in the case of an Information ? -Yes . 19. How would you alter Section 45 ? -Simply say that it should be recovered summarily .
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It is not like an attachment of a civil debt by a judge of a civil court , who has no such discretion ? -I asked the Ministry of Health to ascertain whether this procedure was live procedure at the present day and they wrote to several ...
It is not like an attachment of a civil debt by a judge of a civil court , who has no such discretion ? -I asked the Ministry of Health to ascertain whether this procedure was live procedure at the present day and they wrote to several ...
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On CLAUSE 54 . а this Act are recoverable , " we simply put in " recoverable summarily as civil debt . ” 340. Yes , we decided that , and we will ask you to put in the necessary words ? -Yes . Sir Frederick Liddell .
On CLAUSE 54 . а this Act are recoverable , " we simply put in " recoverable summarily as civil debt . ” 340. Yes , we decided that , and we will ask you to put in the necessary words ? -Yes . Sir Frederick Liddell .
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The change from the ecclesiastical to the civil parish has made it unworkable ? -You could provide that he was to be buried in the burial ground of the ecclesiastical parish in which the death occurred . That has to be the primary ...
The change from the ecclesiastical to the civil parish has made it unworkable ? -You could provide that he was to be buried in the burial ground of the ecclesiastical parish in which the death occurred . That has to be the primary ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 |
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