The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 154
... costs , where the Attor- ney - General is a party . The saying that the Attorney - General neither pays nor re- ceives costs had passed into an axiom , which , in the words of Lord Cottenham , " too often gave encouragement to parties ...
... costs , where the Attor- ney - General is a party . The saying that the Attorney - General neither pays nor re- ceives costs had passed into an axiom , which , in the words of Lord Cottenham , " too often gave encouragement to parties ...
Page 155
... costs was necessary , in order to protect parties opposed to him as a suitor from in- justice . In a suit in which the Attorney - General , if he had been a private individual , would have been compelled to pay costs , nothing would be ...
... costs was necessary , in order to protect parties opposed to him as a suitor from in- justice . In a suit in which the Attorney - General , if he had been a private individual , would have been compelled to pay costs , nothing would be ...
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... costs of the reference and award ( not saying to whom the costs were to be paid ) . After more than two years from the making of the award , one of the plaintiffs demanded payment of the award from the de- fendant . The defendant did ...
... costs of the reference and award ( not saying to whom the costs were to be paid ) . After more than two years from the making of the award , one of the plaintiffs demanded payment of the award from the de- fendant . The defendant did ...
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