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Birmingham
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Circuits
the counties of the cityof Lincoln and town of Nottingham; the borough of Leicester; and the city of Birmingham. (4) South-Eastern Circuit: Counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Huntingdon, Cambridge, Hertford, Essex, Kent, Surrey, and Sussex; and county of
House of Commons
of the right of returning members, thirty boroughs were cut down from double to single representation, and Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Sheffield, and eighteen other boroughs first obtained representa-tion--having two members each given them, the rights of voting
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Audit
no express provision was made for it, but such an annual audit was by implication required, Newton v. Birmingham Small Arms Co., (1906) 2 Ch 378. By s. 34 of the (English) Companies Act,1929, auditors must make
Ballot
Sarsons, (1875) LR 10 CP 733, in which, on a case stated by Lush, J., after hearing the Birmingham Municipal Election Petition, the mode of marking various disputed ballot papers was reviewed by the Court. The Act
Bankruptcy debt
his discharge from bankruptcy) by reason of any obligation incurred before commencement of the bankruptcy, R (Steele) v. Birmingham City Council, (2006) 1 WLR 2380 (CA). Bankruptcy debt, in relation to a bankrupt, means (1) any debt
Bishopric
and Wells, Chichester, Execter, Ely, Hereford, Lincoln, Lichfield, Rochester, Salisbury, Gloucester, St. Albans, Bristol, Peterborough, Oxford, Norwich, Truro, Birmingham, Southwark, Southwell, Chelmsford, Coventry, St. Edmondsbury and Ipswich, Worcester, Derby, Guildford, Leicester, Portsmouth, York, Chester, Carlisle, Durham, Sodor
Contempt of court
the defendant was fined 100l. and 25l. costs for contempt in very insultingly and intemperately criticizing in the Birmingham Daily Argus a warning of Mr. Justice Darling at the Stafford Assizes to the Press not to publish
Contract
consideration, the contract is entire. 'If a man engages to carry a box of cigars from London to Birmingham, it is an entire contract, and he cannot throw the cigars out of the carriage half-way there, and
Marriage
this is false, and one or both parties are minors, the marriage will still be good, R. v. Birmingham, (1828) 8 B&C 29, though the guilty party may be punished by being deprived of all property accruing
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