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... justice too local or intimate . The County Court System has been an enormous advantage to the litigating public . The argument against ready justice that it encourages litigation , which is not in itself a good thing , weighs very ...
... justice too local or intimate . The County Court System has been an enormous advantage to the litigating public . The argument against ready justice that it encourages litigation , which is not in itself a good thing , weighs very ...
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... justice to Austin's view by showing that it contains an important element of truth , namely , that custom cannot become Law , until it is recognised by the State . The mistake in his view is that this recognition does not take place ...
... justice to Austin's view by showing that it contains an important element of truth , namely , that custom cannot become Law , until it is recognised by the State . The mistake in his view is that this recognition does not take place ...
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... Justice of Sierra Leone , aged 70 . LL.B. , London , 1839. Called 1840 , and appointed Queen's Advocate of Sierra Leone the same year ; Chief Justice , 1841 . Sept. 2 . CARSLAKE , John Hawkey Bingham , Esq . , Solicitor , and formerly ...
... Justice of Sierra Leone , aged 70 . LL.B. , London , 1839. Called 1840 , and appointed Queen's Advocate of Sierra Leone the same year ; Chief Justice , 1841 . Sept. 2 . CARSLAKE , John Hawkey Bingham , Esq . , Solicitor , and formerly ...
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... Justice of Appeal , in succes- sion to the late Lord Justice Mellish . " At the Bar , " remarks our contemporary the Law Times , " Mr. Alfred Thesiger was distinguished for his grasp of detail , his lucidity of statement , and the ...
... Justice of Appeal , in succes- sion to the late Lord Justice Mellish . " At the Bar , " remarks our contemporary the Law Times , " Mr. Alfred Thesiger was distinguished for his grasp of detail , his lucidity of statement , and the ...
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... Justice James as an example of an Equity 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 ...
... Justice James as an example of an Equity 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 ...
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