The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 279
... County Courts , where the damages are above 20 % . , counsel should have exclusive audience where- ever three barristers were present . This would make a very material difference , and secure them some amount of business in these courts ...
... County Courts , where the damages are above 20 % . , counsel should have exclusive audience where- ever three barristers were present . This would make a very material difference , and secure them some amount of business in these courts ...
Page 279
... County Courts , where the damages are above 201. , counsel should have exclusive audience where- ever three barristers were present . This would make a very material difference , and secure them some amount of business in these courts ...
... County Courts , where the damages are above 201. , counsel should have exclusive audience where- ever three barristers were present . This would make a very material difference , and secure them some amount of business in these courts ...
Page 311
... County Courts equity jurisdic- tion ; but he overlooks the fact that his own scheme keeps the equity jurisdiction in the Equity Courts , who are , he says , " to apply the principles of equity to the facts so found . " He forgets , in ...
... County Courts equity jurisdic- tion ; but he overlooks the fact that his own scheme keeps the equity jurisdiction in the Equity Courts , who are , he says , " to apply the principles of equity to the facts so found . " He forgets , in ...
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