The Scots Law Times, Volume 2W. Green, 1914 - Law |
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... argued before a full Bench . Argued for the Complainer : The Sea Fisheries Act 1883 gave wide powers to a sea fisheries officer , but the mode in which these powers were to be exercised in particular circumstances was left to the ...
... argued before a full Bench . Argued for the Complainer : The Sea Fisheries Act 1883 gave wide powers to a sea fisheries officer , but the mode in which these powers were to be exercised in particular circumstances was left to the ...
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... argued before a full Bench . Argued for the Appellant : ( 1 ) There were two charges and in each of them there was only one witness , viz . the employed contributor in respect of whom the contributions were due . These witnesses ...
... argued before a full Bench . Argued for the Appellant : ( 1 ) There were two charges and in each of them there was only one witness , viz . the employed contributor in respect of whom the contributions were due . These witnesses ...
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Argued for the Pursuer : The husband was only a consenter as curator and administrator - in - law 47 . to his wife ; he could recover nothing by the action ; he gave no evidence which he could not have been compelled to give ; the ...
Argued for the Pursuer : The husband was only a consenter as curator and administrator - in - law 47 . to his wife ; he could recover nothing by the action ; he gave no evidence which he could not have been compelled to give ; the ...
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