...requires the complaint to be made before a Justice within six months after the commission of the offence. The questions of law for the opinion of the Court were — 1. Whether the Gasworks Clauses Act, 1871, applies to the appellants' company so as to require them to...

...was the first case of the kind in this district, I imposed the mitigated penalty of five shillings. The questions of law for the opinion of the Court were — 1. Whether the finding of the Sheriff-substitute, that the sample in question contained 30 per cent, of...

...the High Court upon a case stated by the Sheriffsubstitute, from which the above narrative is taken. The questions of law for the opinion of the Court were, — " (1) Is it competent for a School Board, in a complaint under the Education (Scotland) Acts, 1872 to 1883,...

...sustained the objections, found the complaint irrelevant, jr.d dismissed the respondent from the bar." The questions of law for the opinion of the Court were — " (1) Is intent to defraud of the essence of the statutory crime and offence charged in •hi; complaint...

...that they intended, at the time to catch salmon by means thereof ; and they convicted the appellants. The questions of law for the opinion of the Court were : (1) Whether a " net " is such an instrument as is contemplated by sect. 8 of the Salmon Fishery Act, 1861,...

...adjudged the appellants to be entitled to deduct one month's wages only from the respondent's claim. The questions of law for the opinion of the Court were : 1. Were the Justices correct in their interpretation of section 140, sub-section 1, as applicable to the...

...salesmen, and drovers, or to dairymen nsing dogs merely for taking cattle to and from grazing lands. The questions of law for the opinion of the court were : (1) Whether a petty sessional court in England is bound under the Customs and Inland Revenue Act 1878,...

...necessary and competent, although in ¡i general way evidence on this subject was clearly incompetent. The Questions of Law for the opinion of the Court were : 1. Was I right in allowing parties a proof of their respective averments, and to the claimant a conjunct probation1?...

...necessary and competent, although in a general way evidence on this subject was clearly incompetent." The questions of law for the opinion of the Court were — " 1. Was I right in allowing parties a proof of their respective averments, and to the claimant a conjunct probation....

...said omnibus did not impede or obstruct the traffic on it, nor endanger or inconvenience any person." The questions of law for the opinion of the Court were — "(1) Is the complaint competent or relevant? (2) Do the facts proved warrant the conviction ? " Argued for...