 | Canada - Criminal law - 1892 - 418 pages
...peremptorily. 4. Every prosecutor and every accused person is entitled to any number of challenges on any of the following grounds ; that is to say : (a.) that any juror's name does not appear in the panel : Provided that no misnomer or misdescription shall be... | |
 | Canada - Criminal law - 1893 - 1192 pages
...peremptorily. 4. Every prosecutor and every accused person is entitled to any number of challenges on any of the following grounds ; that is to say : (a) that any juror's name does not appear in the panel : Provided that no misnomer or misdescription shall be... | |
 | Canada - Criminal law - 1894 - 1076 pages
...peremptorily. 4. Every prosecutor and every accused person is entitled to any number of challenges on any of the following grounds ; that is to say; (a.) that any Juror's name does not appear in the panel: Provided that no misnomer or misdescription shall bo... | |
 | Judges - 1895 - 312 pages
...month any owner of any premises shewn in a provisional apportionment as liable to be charged with any of the expenses of executing the works may, by written notice served on the corporation, object to the proposals of the corporation on any of the following grounds — namely... | |
 | James Crankshaw - Canada - 1895 - 768 pages
...warrant, conviction or other proceeding under this part shall be deemed objectionable or insufficient on any of the following grounds, that is to say : (a.) that it does not contain the name of the person injured, or intended or attempted to be injured ; or (b.*\... | |
 | Criminal law - 1899 - 704 pages
...follows : 668 (4.) Every prosecutor and every accused person is entitled to any number of challenges on any of the following grounds ; that is to say : (a.) that any juror's name does not appear in the panel : Provided that no misnomer or misdescription shall be... | |
 | Law reports, digests, etc - 1900 - 458 pages
...apportionment because the owner has a month during which he may object, and he is described as the owner of any premises shown in a provisional apportionment as liable to be charged with any part of the expenses. But when you come on later to section 12 then the phrase is changed, and you come there to the final... | |
 | Law reports, digests, etc - 1900 - 840 pages
...has a mouth duriug which he may object to the proposed works, and he is described as the owner of any premises shown in a provisional apportionment as "liable to be charged " with any part of the expense. But when you come on later to section 12 the phrase is changed, and you come then to the final... | |
 | Nova Scotia - Law - 1900 - 1368 pages
...warrant, conviction, or other proceeding under this Chapter, shall be deemed objectionable or insufficient dollars. 1895, c. 2, ss. 84, 85. 108. Every person it does not contain the name of the person injured, or intended or attempted to be injured; or (h)... | |
 | Great Britain. Magistrates' cases - Justices of the peace - 1901 - 732 pages
...confer» jurisdiction upon a court of summary jurisdiction, at the hearing of objections made by owners of premises shown in a provisional apportionment as liable to be charged with the expenses for executing works under the Act, to amend the resolutions, plans, sections, estimates,... | |
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O premises shown in a provisional apportionment as liable to be charged with any part of the expenses of executing the works may, by written notice served on the urban authority, object to the proposals of the urban authority on any of the following grounds... 
