The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... Law ( 1857 ) , Fry on Specific Performance ( 1858 ) . In conclusion , one general reflection may be allowed upon the character of law ... SERJEANTS AND THEIR APPRENTICES . T might have been thought that Serjeant Pulling had exhausted the ...
... Law ( 1857 ) , Fry on Specific Performance ( 1858 ) . In conclusion , one general reflection may be allowed upon the character of law ... SERJEANTS AND THEIR APPRENTICES . T might have been thought that Serjeant Pulling had exhausted the ...
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... law without delay , we strictly enjoining , command you to put in order and ... law , but social rank and distinction . The earliest official notice of the title occurs in the Statute of ... Serjeants - at 140 EARLY HISTORY OF THE SERJEANTS.
... law without delay , we strictly enjoining , command you to put in order and ... law , but social rank and distinction . The earliest official notice of the title occurs in the Statute of ... Serjeants - at 140 EARLY HISTORY OF THE SERJEANTS.
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... Serjeants and Common Serjeants . Bracton , writing in the reign of Henry III , says that the King had his Serjeants - at - Law in every county , and that until 19 Stephen , the King had no other chief officer in the city of Norwich but his ...
... Serjeants and Common Serjeants . Bracton , writing in the reign of Henry III , says that the King had his Serjeants - at - Law in every county , and that until 19 Stephen , the King had no other chief officer in the city of Norwich but his ...
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... serjeants - at - law . 2. That he shall truly counsel the King in his matters when he shall be called . 3. And duly and truly minister the King's matters after the cause of the law , to his cunning . 4. He shall take no wages or fee of ...
... serjeants - at - law . 2. That he shall truly counsel the King in his matters when he shall be called . 3. And duly and truly minister the King's matters after the cause of the law , to his cunning . 4. He shall take no wages or fee of ...
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... serjeants - at - law in attendance at the Courts for the dispatch of the business of suitors , certain Apprentices de la Ley , described as five grave and famous apprentices of the law , were summoned before Parliament and called upon ...
... serjeants - at - law in attendance at the Courts for the dispatch of the business of suitors , certain Apprentices de la Ley , described as five grave and famous apprentices of the law , were summoned before Parliament and called upon ...
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