The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 421898 - Law |
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... held that a woman cannot herself become a member of a county council , though she can elect thereto . The ratio decidendi of that case appears to be that , save by express enactment , a woman cannot exercise any public function , and ...
... held that a woman cannot herself become a member of a county council , though she can elect thereto . The ratio decidendi of that case appears to be that , save by express enactment , a woman cannot exercise any public function , and ...
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... held that , under section 74 of the County Courts Act , 1888 ( 51 & 52 Vict . c . 43 ) -whereby an action may be commenced , by leave of the judge , against a defendant resident out of the district , if the cause of action arose wholly ...
... held that , under section 74 of the County Courts Act , 1888 ( 51 & 52 Vict . c . 43 ) -whereby an action may be commenced , by leave of the judge , against a defendant resident out of the district , if the cause of action arose wholly ...
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... held that , where a high bailiff seizes goods on any premises under a warrant of execution , and then seizes further goods on the same premises under a claim made by the landlord for distress , he is entitled to a separate set of fees ...
... held that , where a high bailiff seizes goods on any premises under a warrant of execution , and then seizes further goods on the same premises under a claim made by the landlord for distress , he is entitled to a separate set of fees ...
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... held , and reversed the order of KEKEWICH , J. Only in very exceptional cases will an order be made under the section for inspection of the account of a stranger to the action . THE CASE of Morley v . Carter ( ante , p . 14 ) decided a ...
... held , and reversed the order of KEKEWICH , J. Only in very exceptional cases will an order be made under the section for inspection of the account of a stranger to the action . THE CASE of Morley v . Carter ( ante , p . 14 ) decided a ...
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... held accordingly that the trustees had no priority over the solicitors in regard to the security . IT APPEARS from the decision of NORTH , J. , in Pegge v . Neath Tramways Co. to be of comparatively slight importance whether an ...
... held accordingly that the trustees had no priority over the solicitors in regard to the security . IT APPEARS from the decision of NORTH , J. , in Pegge v . Neath Tramways Co. to be of comparatively slight importance whether an ...
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