The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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Page 142
25 , a person who has taken the degree of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Laws
may be admitted a solicitor after three years ' service as an articled clerk , and
after four years ' service if he have passed certain university examinations .
25 , a person who has taken the degree of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Laws
may be admitted a solicitor after three years ' service as an articled clerk , and
after four years ' service if he have passed certain university examinations .
Page 196
In the first place , “ mental disease " must be taken to mean something more than
brain disease : there may be mental disease , and yet no symptoms of brain
disease : as has already been pointed out , this confusion of mental with brain ...
In the first place , “ mental disease " must be taken to mean something more than
brain disease : there may be mental disease , and yet no symptoms of brain
disease : as has already been pointed out , this confusion of mental with brain ...
Page 409
The Act of 1856 has no corresponding provision as to Cambridge , but it may be
taken that since the Act of 1894 the Common law procedure is the one adopted at
Cambridge . The cases noted in Anstey and other sources , such as Brian ...
The Act of 1856 has no corresponding provision as to Cambridge , but it may be
taken that since the Act of 1894 the Common law procedure is the one adopted at
Cambridge . The cases noted in Anstey and other sources , such as Brian ...
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Contents
ALIENS ACT INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE 432 | 26 |
COMMUNICANTS AND THE DECEASED WIFES SISTER ACT 1907 | 66 |
CONTEMPORARY FOREIGN LITERATURE | 126 |
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