The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... judges , on the ground that " there could not be found amongst them the elements best constituted for a tribunal ... judges strictly adhere . A judicial inquiry not to be made . by judges , that is what the proposal comes to ; but ...
... judges , on the ground that " there could not be found amongst them the elements best constituted for a tribunal ... judges strictly adhere . A judicial inquiry not to be made . by judges , that is what the proposal comes to ; but ...
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... judge should decide according to law than that Parliament should come to a decision without the requisite knowledge . But to the Private Bills which come before Parliament to - day , no fixed rule can be applied any more than in the ...
... judge should decide according to law than that Parliament should come to a decision without the requisite knowledge . But to the Private Bills which come before Parliament to - day , no fixed rule can be applied any more than in the ...
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... Judge for Co. Londonderry , aged 64. Called 1843. July 31 . COLLINS , William M. , Esq . , Solicitor ( Irel . ) , formerly of Belfast , aged 70. Admitted 1834. Aug. 11 . CROSBY , Hon . James , of the Middle Temple , Barrister - at - Law ...
... Judge for Co. Londonderry , aged 64. Called 1843. July 31 . COLLINS , William M. , Esq . , Solicitor ( Irel . ) , formerly of Belfast , aged 70. Admitted 1834. Aug. 11 . CROSBY , Hon . James , of the Middle Temple , Barrister - at - Law ...
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... Judge is to hear arguments , not to interrogate or interrupt counsel . After three years of conscientious and valuable labour he has been cut off . The country , the law , and the legal profession thereby sustain a loss which it is ...
... Judge is to hear arguments , not to interrogate or interrupt counsel . After three years of conscientious and valuable labour he has been cut off . The country , the law , and the legal profession thereby sustain a loss which it is ...
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... Judge whose sense of honesty is not so keen as it ought to be . The doctrinal difference which Mr. Thompson has discovered here is that , while in America " a receiver of an insolvent corporation represents creditors , and can assert ...
... Judge whose sense of honesty is not so keen as it ought to be . The doctrinal difference which Mr. Thompson has discovered here is that , while in America " a receiver of an insolvent corporation represents creditors , and can assert ...
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