The Scots Law TimesW. Green & Son, Limited, 1920 - Law |
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Page 41
... complaint which the com- plainer makes in this case is just this - that , when the Sheriff - Substitute came to sentence this man on his plea of guilty , he did not apply his mind to a consideration of the quality of the crime charged ...
... complaint which the com- plainer makes in this case is just this - that , when the Sheriff - Substitute came to sentence this man on his plea of guilty , he did not apply his mind to a consideration of the quality of the crime charged ...
Page 42
... complaint is irrelevant and funditus led evidence in support of the complaint . " Eo die . The Court found that the dog referred to in the complaint is a dangerous dog and not kept under proper control , and ordains the respondent to ...
... complaint is irrelevant and funditus led evidence in support of the complaint . " Eo die . The Court found that the dog referred to in the complaint is a dangerous dog and not kept under proper control , and ordains the respondent to ...
Page 43
... complaint under the Summary Jurisdiction ( Scotland ) Act 1908 was competent . Section 2 of the Dogs Act 1871 authorised a Court of summary jurisdiction to take cognisance of a But a more serious objection was taken to the " complaint ...
... complaint under the Summary Jurisdiction ( Scotland ) Act 1908 was competent . Section 2 of the Dogs Act 1871 authorised a Court of summary jurisdiction to take cognisance of a But a more serious objection was taken to the " complaint ...
Page 44
... complaint that the dog is dangerous . Down to that point all that the Court has to do is to ascertain the facts and pronounce the order defining the duty of the owner of the dog . There is no question of any offence and no question of ...
... complaint that the dog is dangerous . Down to that point all that the Court has to do is to ascertain the facts and pronounce the order defining the duty of the owner of the dog . There is no question of any offence and no question of ...
Page 45
... complaint is bad in that respect . But there is nothing more conclusively settled than this that , if the complaint can be cured , the proper time to cure it is in the lower Court , and that it is too late to come to this Court and take ...
... complaint is bad in that respect . But there is nothing more conclusively settled than this that , if the complaint can be cured , the proper time to cure it is in the lower Court , and that it is too late to come to this Court and take ...
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