The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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... Lord Chancellor , Lord PENZANCE will preside at the sittings of the House of Lords for hearing appeals during the present month , and that Lord CAIRNS will preside at the sittings during December . THE TRIAL OF LEFROY will probably rank ...
... Lord Chancellor , Lord PENZANCE will preside at the sittings of the House of Lords for hearing appeals during the present month , and that Lord CAIRNS will preside at the sittings during December . THE TRIAL OF LEFROY will probably rank ...
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... Lord Chancellor , but in- cluding the Master of the Rolls as a permanent judge , and the Lord Chief Justice , only seven members . At the former period then it was possible to find nine judges of the first rank and weight . Why will it ...
... Lord Chancellor , but in- cluding the Master of the Rolls as a permanent judge , and the Lord Chief Justice , only seven members . At the former period then it was possible to find nine judges of the first rank and weight . Why will it ...
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... Lord COLERIDGE pointedly expressed his disapproval of the practice , sanctioned by the late Lord Chief Justice , of counsel for the defence repeating in his speech statements made by the prisoner . The history of the practice is a ...
... Lord COLERIDGE pointedly expressed his disapproval of the practice , sanctioned by the late Lord Chief Justice , of counsel for the defence repeating in his speech statements made by the prisoner . The history of the practice is a ...
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... Lord Chancellor is hereby made necessary , the powers given to the Lord Chancellor by this Act may be excrcised by the senior Lord Commissioner for the time being . " It would seem that the exceptions of this section do not apply to the ...
... Lord Chancellor is hereby made necessary , the powers given to the Lord Chancellor by this Act may be excrcised by the senior Lord Commissioner for the time being . " It would seem that the exceptions of this section do not apply to the ...
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... Lord Justice , and indeed it would be impossible to deny , that if upon the facts it is shown that the make of a particular person or firm has a special value or reputation , the implication would be that the articles ordered were to be ...
... Lord Justice , and indeed it would be impossible to deny , that if upon the facts it is shown that the make of a particular person or firm has a special value or reputation , the implication would be that the articles ordered were to be ...
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