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... Court . The Advocates Depute , assisted , when necessary , by the law officers , conduct the prosecutions in the Court of Justiciary , or the Supreme Criminal Court , upon informa- tion furnished by the Procurators Fiscal for the ...
... Court . The Advocates Depute , assisted , when necessary , by the law officers , conduct the prosecutions in the Court of Justiciary , or the Supreme Criminal Court , upon informa- tion furnished by the Procurators Fiscal for the ...
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... Court below , it is not strictly correct to say , if the evidence was oral , that the case is re - tried by the Court of Appeal . The Court of Appeal , except in very rare and peculiar cases , does not see the original witnesses , and ...
... Court below , it is not strictly correct to say , if the evidence was oral , that the case is re - tried by the Court of Appeal . The Court of Appeal , except in very rare and peculiar cases , does not see the original witnesses , and ...
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... Court . If the Court of Appeal can , and , as already shown , does , entertain motions for new trials in Chancery cases , it is not easy to see why it should not do so in all ; still less why by so entertaining them it will destroy ...
... Court . If the Court of Appeal can , and , as already shown , does , entertain motions for new trials in Chancery cases , it is not easy to see why it should not do so in all ; still less why by so entertaining them it will destroy ...
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... Court of Appeal ; 2ndly , as a Court of final appeal from Sessions , County Courts , or other inferior tribunals , except so far as special leave might be given to appeal to a higher tribunal . It is in their character of intermediate ...
... Court of Appeal ; 2ndly , as a Court of final appeal from Sessions , County Courts , or other inferior tribunals , except so far as special leave might be given to appeal to a higher tribunal . It is in their character of intermediate ...
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... Court also takes the form of a motion for a new trial , but in this case no question of law is involved , the only question being one of fact . Whichever form the motion before the Divisional Court takes , it may be reversed in the Court ...
... Court also takes the form of a motion for a new trial , but in this case no question of law is involved , the only question being one of fact . Whichever form the motion before the Divisional Court takes , it may be reversed in the Court ...
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