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... Four Lectures on Employers ' Liability at Home and Abroad 275 GORDON ,
Monopolies by Patents 276 Willis , Roman Law Examination Test 276
SHUTTLEWORTH , County Courts Act , 1888 276 Kime , International Law
Directory 277 ...
... Four Lectures on Employers ' Liability at Home and Abroad 275 GORDON ,
Monopolies by Patents 276 Willis , Roman Law Examination Test 276
SHUTTLEWORTH , County Courts Act , 1888 276 Kime , International Law
Directory 277 ...
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Mr. Justice Patteson , at the Spring Assizes , 1846 , for the County of Gloucester ,
tried a cause of ejectment in which the defendant appeared and pleaded in
person ; the case being Doe d . Bennett v . Hale . Mr. A. Newton , a barrister ...
Mr. Justice Patteson , at the Spring Assizes , 1846 , for the County of Gloucester ,
tried a cause of ejectment in which the defendant appeared and pleaded in
person ; the case being Doe d . Bennett v . Hale . Mr. A. Newton , a barrister ...
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He also referred to the then County Courts Act ( 9 & 10 Vict . , c . 95 ) , by sect . 91
of which it was provided that a barrister in a County Court must be instructed by
an attorney . He admitted , however , that in criminal trials a prisoner had always
...
He also referred to the then County Courts Act ( 9 & 10 Vict . , c . 95 ) , by sect . 91
of which it was provided that a barrister in a County Court must be instructed by
an attorney . He admitted , however , that in criminal trials a prisoner had always
...
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The only statutable provision upon the subject is by the late County Courts Act ( 9
& 10 Vict . , C. 95 , s . 91 ) , which enacts that a barrister shall not be entitled to
appear in any of the said Courts unless he be instructed by an attorney .
The only statutable provision upon the subject is by the late County Courts Act ( 9
& 10 Vict . , C. 95 , s . 91 ) , which enacts that a barrister shall not be entitled to
appear in any of the said Courts unless he be instructed by an attorney .
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Hunt's Law of Boundaries and Fences , in relation to the Sea - shore and Sea -
bed , Public and Private Rivers and Lakes , Private Properties , Mines , Railways ,
Highways , Canals , Waterworks , Parishes and Counties , Church Lands ...
Hunt's Law of Boundaries and Fences , in relation to the Sea - shore and Sea -
bed , Public and Private Rivers and Lakes , Private Properties , Mines , Railways ,
Highways , Canals , Waterworks , Parishes and Counties , Church Lands ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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