Parliamentary Papers, Zväzok 28H.M. Stationery Office, 1848 |
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Strana 10
... matter contained in it is not so great as to give the Commissioners a claim to originality , while he " thinks them entitled to the far greater praise of having " seldom much disregarded the experience and recorded moral sense of the ...
... matter contained in it is not so great as to give the Commissioners a claim to originality , while he " thinks them entitled to the far greater praise of having " seldom much disregarded the experience and recorded moral sense of the ...
Strana 20
... matter written , & c . Mr. Livingstone's definition of " writing " also applies to the words written , & c . Both the definitions referred to would embrace the seal used instead of a signature , or the stamped signature alluded to by Mr ...
... matter written , & c . Mr. Livingstone's definition of " writing " also applies to the words written , & c . Both the definitions referred to would embrace the seal used instead of a signature , or the stamped signature alluded to by Mr ...
Strana 25
... matter , he had acted to the best of his judgment exerted in good faith . To satisfy the court of his good faith , he must show at least that he acted advisedly , and that he had reasonable ground primâ facie for believing that he ought ...
... matter , he had acted to the best of his judgment exerted in good faith . To satisfy the court of his good faith , he must show at least that he acted advisedly , and that he had reasonable ground primâ facie for believing that he ought ...
Strana 31
... they present any greater difficulty than is inherent in the nature of the case . The necessity for the degree of force used is a matter to be judged 19 . D 4 " of Report on the " of from the manner of the INDIAN LAW COMMISSIONERS . 31.
... they present any greater difficulty than is inherent in the nature of the case . The necessity for the degree of force used is a matter to be judged 19 . D 4 " of Report on the " of from the manner of the INDIAN LAW COMMISSIONERS . 31.
Strana 46
... matter to " be considered by the tribunals when estimating the effect of the evidence in a " particular case , not by the Legislature in framing the general law . It will " require strong evidence to prove that an act of a kind which ...
... matter to " be considered by the tribunals when estimating the effect of the evidence in a " particular case , not by the Legislature in framing the general law . It will " require strong evidence to prove that an act of a kind which ...
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A. D. Campbell abetment alteration appears apply assault authority Awdry brother Canon Canon Law cause death Chap chapter Church circumstances classes Clause clergy committed conceive consanguinity consent consequence considered crime Criminal Law Commissioners dacoity deceased wife's sister declared defence definition degrees of affinity Digest dispensation Divine law doubt E. B. Pusey enactment English Criminal Law English law expressed feeling forbidden fraudulently Hudleston husband illustration imprisonment Indian Penal Code inflicted injury instance intended Judge law of England Levitical Levitical degrees Leviticus liable Lord marriage married means ment moral murder North Western Provinces Norton November 26 object observes offence opinion parish parties penalty person present principle prohibited degrees proposed provisions punishment question reason reference regard remarks respect Scripture Second Report Sir H statute STEPHEN LUSHINGTON Sudder Court supposed term theft tion voluntary culpable homicide wife words xviii
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Strana 26 - In cases where an act done is not an offence unless done with a particular knowledge or intent, a person who does the act in a state of intoxication shall be liable to be dealt with as if he had the same knowledge...