The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 46
... reforms needed to sweep away the caltrops and entanglements which lame the feet of Justice there , and afford convenient aid to the rogues and vagabonds in her territory . Any proposed scheme of reform must concern the foreigner who ...
... reforms needed to sweep away the caltrops and entanglements which lame the feet of Justice there , and afford convenient aid to the rogues and vagabonds in her territory . Any proposed scheme of reform must concern the foreigner who ...
Page 54
... reform it is certain that they would have to be brought into line with the general judicial system of the country ... reform on an extended scale should precede any such alteration in the existing judicial system of the country . Nothing ...
... reform it is certain that they would have to be brought into line with the general judicial system of the country ... reform on an extended scale should precede any such alteration in the existing judicial system of the country . Nothing ...
Page 417
... Reform , 46– 62 . Egypt , need for judicial reform in , 46 , 48 - present system , 46-47- congestion in courts , 48-49 - de- fects in present system , 48-51- Egyptian judges in Single Judge Courts , 51-53 - reforms necessary in ...
... Reform , 46– 62 . Egypt , need for judicial reform in , 46 , 48 - present system , 46-47- congestion in courts , 48-49 - de- fects in present system , 48-51- Egyptian judges in Single Judge Courts , 51-53 - reforms necessary in ...
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