Revue Du Barreau Canadien, Volume 36Carswell Company, 1958 - Bar associations |
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Page 10
... matter how illustrious the hand that wrote it.12 In the final analysis , therefore , there is either no recognized test for the defence of " public good " or if there is such a test it cannot possibly be applied to books which will be ...
... matter how illustrious the hand that wrote it.12 In the final analysis , therefore , there is either no recognized test for the defence of " public good " or if there is such a test it cannot possibly be applied to books which will be ...
Page 12
... matter charged as obscenity should merely be disgusting or repulsive . Conversely , it is not necessary that the matter be salacious or un- savoury to be obscene . Indeed , for instance , a book may be inoffensive in its content , but ...
... matter charged as obscenity should merely be disgusting or repulsive . Conversely , it is not necessary that the matter be salacious or un- savoury to be obscene . Indeed , for instance , a book may be inoffensive in its content , but ...
Page 238
... matter of the gift had been disposed of by the donee in the meantime . Section 56 of the bill now provides that where the donee has disposed of the subject matter of the gift during the lifetime of the deceased for full consideration in ...
... matter of the gift had been disposed of by the donee in the meantime . Section 56 of the bill now provides that where the donee has disposed of the subject matter of the gift during the lifetime of the deceased for full consideration in ...
Contents
James McLeod Hendry | 145 |
STARE DECISIS IN THE SUPREME COURT OF CANADA By Andrew | 175 |
STATEMENT ON Objectives of Canadian CommonLaw SCHOOLS | 242 |
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