Journal of Comparative Legislation and International Law, Volumen4John Murray, 1922 Includes annual "Review of legislation" covering the years 1859-1949. |
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... limited by the grant ; and it may be that some limit on the power of dele- gation is inherent in the terms of the grant . The power to make laws , extensive as it is , was vested in a designated authority and in no other . Whatever ...
... limited by the grant ; and it may be that some limit on the power of dele- gation is inherent in the terms of the grant . The power to make laws , extensive as it is , was vested in a designated authority and in no other . Whatever ...
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... limited by the obligation to preserve the identity of all the com- ponent parts of that Legislature . The Legislature was not , for instance , limited in respect to the Legislative Council to changes in the constitution of the Council ...
... limited by the obligation to preserve the identity of all the com- ponent parts of that Legislature . The Legislature was not , for instance , limited in respect to the Legislative Council to changes in the constitution of the Council ...
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... limited in any event to an amount not exceeding £ 100 per package or unit , unless the nature and value of the goods lost or damaged were declared by the shipper before the goods were shipped , and were inserted in the bill of lading ...
... limited in any event to an amount not exceeding £ 100 per package or unit , unless the nature and value of the goods lost or damaged were declared by the shipper before the goods were shipped , and were inserted in the bill of lading ...
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... limited to those who were first , second , or third in command there . The maximum number was increased from nine to thirteen . Under the old Act there was no limit , and the regulations made in 1731 , which were in force till 1806 ...
... limited to those who were first , second , or third in command there . The maximum number was increased from nine to thirteen . Under the old Act there was no limit , and the regulations made in 1731 , which were in force till 1806 ...
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... officers , of whom the President was a Commander or of 1 I P.R. , 544 ; I Bro . P.C. , 76 . 2 10 & 11 Vict . , c . 59 . higher rank , and had a limited jurisdiction over officers THE DEVELOPMENT OF NAVAL COURTS MARTIAL . 47.
... officers , of whom the President was a Commander or of 1 I P.R. , 544 ; I Bro . P.C. , 76 . 2 10 & 11 Vict . , c . 59 . higher rank , and had a limited jurisdiction over officers THE DEVELOPMENT OF NAVAL COURTS MARTIAL . 47.
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adopted child Amendment appeal apply appointed Article Australia authority BERRIEDALE bill of lading British captain carrier charge clause Colony Commission common law Commonwealth Conference constitution contract conventions Court Martial criminal custom deal decision delegates doctrine Dominion droit duty effect Empire enactment enemy England English law entitled established existence fact favour foreign French German Government Hague High Court Imperial important incorporated India insanity interest International Labour international law Irish Free issue Judge Advocate judgment Judicial Committee jury Justice lawyers League of Nations legislation Legislature limited Lord mandates mandatory Maori matter ment Native offences officers opinion Ordinance Parliament Peace persons practice principle Privy Council Professor Garner provides Province Queensland question railway companies regard regulations rules ship statute territory tion trade Treaty Treaty of Versailles trial trial by jury tribunal ultra vires validity