Master and Servant Law
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Master and Servant Law
Chartists, Trade Unions, Radical Lawyers and the Magistracy in England, 1840-1865
Frank, Christopher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2010
294
Dura
Inglês
9780754668305
15 a 20 dias
700
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Contents: Introduction: 'constitutional law versus justices' justice'; The introduction of the 1844 Master and Servant Bill: 'the statutes relating to master and servant are nearly useless'; The defeat of the 1844 Master and Servant Bill: 'triumph for labour! ... the damnable Bill crushed'; Trade union legal challenges to master and servant prosecutions: 'the value of law when honestly administered'; The Warrington cases, 1846-1847: 'he might almost as well be without trial'; Trades of Sheffield against Dr Wilson Overend, 1842-1847: 'I hope his prescriptions are better than his law'; The reform of magistrates' summary jurisdiction, 1843-1854: 'the imperious necessity of affording greater protection to justices'; The trades of Staffordshire against T. B. Rose, 1842-1851:'let them but one of them come before me and I'll commit him'
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queens;bench;summary;jurisdiction;radical;lawyer;northern;star;habeas;corpus;Jervis Acts;George III;Queen's Bench;George IV;Summary Hearings;Law Journal;Town Hall;Northern Star;Vexatious Actions;Servant Law;Criminal Information;Rule Nisi;Stafford Gaol;Summary Proceedings;Penal Sanctions;Quarter Sessions;Staffordshire Colliers;Douglas Hay;Truck Act;William Austin;Law Fund;Radical Solicitors;Idle Vagabonds;Unpaid Wages;Trade Union Protest
Contents: Introduction: 'constitutional law versus justices' justice'; The introduction of the 1844 Master and Servant Bill: 'the statutes relating to master and servant are nearly useless'; The defeat of the 1844 Master and Servant Bill: 'triumph for labour! ... the damnable Bill crushed'; Trade union legal challenges to master and servant prosecutions: 'the value of law when honestly administered'; The Warrington cases, 1846-1847: 'he might almost as well be without trial'; Trades of Sheffield against Dr Wilson Overend, 1842-1847: 'I hope his prescriptions are better than his law'; The reform of magistrates' summary jurisdiction, 1843-1854: 'the imperious necessity of affording greater protection to justices'; The trades of Staffordshire against T. B. Rose, 1842-1851:'let them but one of them come before me and I'll commit him'
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queens;bench;summary;jurisdiction;radical;lawyer;northern;star;habeas;corpus;Jervis Acts;George III;Queen's Bench;George IV;Summary Hearings;Law Journal;Town Hall;Northern Star;Vexatious Actions;Servant Law;Criminal Information;Rule Nisi;Stafford Gaol;Summary Proceedings;Penal Sanctions;Quarter Sessions;Staffordshire Colliers;Douglas Hay;Truck Act;William Austin;Law Fund;Radical Solicitors;Idle Vagabonds;Unpaid Wages;Trade Union Protest
