The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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Page 56
... qualified advocate as what is termed " advocatur concipient . " In this position he works under the direction of his chief and can represent him in court in cases which do not demand the actual presence of the advocate . After the ...
... qualified advocate as what is termed " advocatur concipient . " In this position he works under the direction of his chief and can represent him in court in cases which do not demand the actual presence of the advocate . After the ...
Page 69
... qualifications . Is it likely that the few people who , in these days , find literature a paying pro- fession , would have their gifts unremunerated if copyright ceased to exist ? Is it , in actual fact , our experience that ...
... qualifications . Is it likely that the few people who , in these days , find literature a paying pro- fession , would have their gifts unremunerated if copyright ceased to exist ? Is it , in actual fact , our experience that ...
Page 74
... Doctor of Divinity , " explained Mr. Secretary Peel , in the House of Commons , " does not possess the privilege of killing game . He may , indeed , procreate a qualified person , but he himself is not 74 PROGRESS OF THE GAME LAWS .
... Doctor of Divinity , " explained Mr. Secretary Peel , in the House of Commons , " does not possess the privilege of killing game . He may , indeed , procreate a qualified person , but he himself is not 74 PROGRESS OF THE GAME LAWS .
Page 75
... qualified person . The eldest son of an esquire or person of higher degree is a qualified person , and , as a Doctor of Divinity is a person of higher degree than an esquire , he may beget a qualified man , but he has not himself the ...
... qualified person . The eldest son of an esquire or person of higher degree is a qualified person , and , as a Doctor of Divinity is a person of higher degree than an esquire , he may beget a qualified man , but he has not himself the ...
Page 77
... qualified sportsmen , who raised a covey in one man's field and slaughtered it in his neighbour's , claimed the birds , and left the freeholders to the remedy , too often a nugatory one , by way of action for the trespass . This claim ...
... qualified sportsmen , who raised a covey in one man's field and slaughtered it in his neighbour's , claimed the birds , and left the freeholders to the remedy , too often a nugatory one , by way of action for the trespass . This claim ...
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