The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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... tion of the sessions and assizes ; that they might be held together quarterly , and if it were thought necessary by the local authorities to have the assistance of a judge of the High Court of Justice , they could demand it , but if not ...
... tion of the sessions and assizes ; that they might be held together quarterly , and if it were thought necessary by the local authorities to have the assistance of a judge of the High Court of Justice , they could demand it , but if not ...
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... tion of the excellent arrangement of the chapters relating to the practice of the county courts . Our use in practice of the last edition has led us to form a very favourable opinion of Mr. Heywood's method of work . He does not shirk ...
... tion of the excellent arrangement of the chapters relating to the practice of the county courts . Our use in practice of the last edition has led us to form a very favourable opinion of Mr. Heywood's method of work . He does not shirk ...
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... tion the lien of the company on the shares or to assess the value thereof in the prescribed manner escaped his attention . The shares had always been treated by the company as part of the security held by them for their debt , and the ...
... tion the lien of the company on the shares or to assess the value thereof in the prescribed manner escaped his attention . The shares had always been treated by the company as part of the security held by them for their debt , and the ...
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... tion which ought to have been left doubtful . We sufficient for the suggested purpose . This is not a ques- the reader that previously to Lord Cranworth's Act , all the powers of original trustees did not pass to trustees appointed by ...
... tion which ought to have been left doubtful . We sufficient for the suggested purpose . This is not a ques- the reader that previously to Lord Cranworth's Act , all the powers of original trustees did not pass to trustees appointed by ...
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... tion that the opinion of the majority of the judges in Smyth v . North ( 20 W. R. 683 , L. R. 7 Ex . 242 ) was incorrect . In that case Martin and Pigott , BB . , expressed an opinion that disclaimer under section 23 of the Bankruptcy ...
... tion that the opinion of the majority of the judges in Smyth v . North ( 20 W. R. 683 , L. R. 7 Ex . 242 ) was incorrect . In that case Martin and Pigott , BB . , expressed an opinion that disclaimer under section 23 of the Bankruptcy ...
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