The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... In re Lord , Beckett v . Lord Grimthorpe H. M. Advocate v . Jacob ... Hadley , In re , Johnson v . Hadley ... ... ... ... ... ... 225 338 483 218 100 219 PAGE RECENT CASES ( continued ) - Hay's Trustees v INDEX TO VOL . XXXIV . ix.
... In re Lord , Beckett v . Lord Grimthorpe H. M. Advocate v . Jacob ... Hadley , In re , Johnson v . Hadley ... ... ... ... ... ... 225 338 483 218 100 219 PAGE RECENT CASES ( continued ) - Hay's Trustees v INDEX TO VOL . XXXIV . ix.
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... advocates of the present system describe as a trial for dishonesty . The judge should en- deavour to elicit the relevant facts , bearing in mind that the plaintiff knows what to keep back , while the defendant may not know what to bring ...
... advocates of the present system describe as a trial for dishonesty . The judge should en- deavour to elicit the relevant facts , bearing in mind that the plaintiff knows what to keep back , while the defendant may not know what to bring ...
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... Advocate v . Jacob ( 45 S. L. R. 852 ) , was tried as a quasi - criminal case before the High Court of Justiciary , on an allegation that in answer to a written request for patterns of " Scotch tweeds all wool , " in order that the ...
... Advocate v . Jacob ( 45 S. L. R. 852 ) , was tried as a quasi - criminal case before the High Court of Justiciary , on an allegation that in answer to a written request for patterns of " Scotch tweeds all wool , " in order that the ...
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... work , but was dissuaded by Sir George Rose , who advised him , " Don't take to the House line , stick to the Road . " He was a very successful advocate , but was perhaps less successful as a debater and a REVIEWS . 109.
... work , but was dissuaded by Sir George Rose , who advised him , " Don't take to the House line , stick to the Road . " He was a very successful advocate , but was perhaps less successful as a debater and a REVIEWS . 109.
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... advocate in the forum . " It was not that he was remarkable for oratory only . He gained his reputation for eloquence , as used for and bent to the purposes of advocacy . He never lost sight of the business in hand - the client - the ...
... advocate in the forum . " It was not that he was remarkable for oratory only . He gained his reputation for eloquence , as used for and bent to the purposes of advocacy . He never lost sight of the business in hand - the client - the ...
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