The National Review, Volume 19W.H. Allen, 1892 - English literature |
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Page 87
... Colonial judges are not in a position to combine for purposes of self - asser- tion , and they are relegated to limbo accordingly . Although often a barrister of long standing , his own Inn of Court turns its back upon the Colonial ...
... Colonial judges are not in a position to combine for purposes of self - asser- tion , and they are relegated to limbo accordingly . Although often a barrister of long standing , his own Inn of Court turns its back upon the Colonial ...
Page 88
... Colonial Judge , " as the term is generally understood at home - the judicial functionary ( so to speak ) of the Colonial office - the Judge of the Supreme Court of an English Crown Colony , appointed by Her Majesty on the ...
... Colonial Judge , " as the term is generally understood at home - the judicial functionary ( so to speak ) of the Colonial office - the Judge of the Supreme Court of an English Crown Colony , appointed by Her Majesty on the ...
Page 89
... colony claims a right to regulate for itself - a claim which cannot be wholly ignored , seeing that the colony and not the Crown finds the money . The Crown , however , as the fount of honour , can endow its Colonial Judges , if it so ...
... colony claims a right to regulate for itself - a claim which cannot be wholly ignored , seeing that the colony and not the Crown finds the money . The Crown , however , as the fount of honour , can endow its Colonial Judges , if it so ...
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