The American Law Review, Volume 3Little, Brown, and Company, 1869 - Law |
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Page 30
... paid . The sum was under £ 200 , but she peremptorily refused to have it paid off , and both this arrear , and all their other professional emoluments , on the ordinary scale , were first paid after her decease , by the treasury , among ...
... paid . The sum was under £ 200 , but she peremptorily refused to have it paid off , and both this arrear , and all their other professional emoluments , on the ordinary scale , were first paid after her decease , by the treasury , among ...
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... paid the lord of the manor a yearly rent of sixpence for it , and sixpence on entering . The pig- cot having been pulled down , the jury found for the old woman , and gave her forty shillings damages . To have been counsel for the queen ...
... paid the lord of the manor a yearly rent of sixpence for it , and sixpence on entering . The pig- cot having been pulled down , the jury found for the old woman , and gave her forty shillings damages . To have been counsel for the queen ...
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... paid into the hands of a receiver . The papers have , of course , not been considered or examined by counsel for the other side . I don't know that they feel any responsibility in regard to hearing this motion this morning , unless they ...
... paid into the hands of a receiver . The papers have , of course , not been considered or examined by counsel for the other side . I don't know that they feel any responsibility in regard to hearing this motion this morning , unless they ...
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... paid , and by whom ? A. I think he was paid $ 2,500 . Judge Barnard.- Was not he paid $ 5,000 ? A. I think not , sir . Judge Barnard . When you were at the Metropolitan Hotel , was it not stated by one of the counsel that it was a shame ...
... paid , and by whom ? A. I think he was paid $ 2,500 . Judge Barnard.- Was not he paid $ 5,000 ? A. I think not , sir . Judge Barnard . When you were at the Metropolitan Hotel , was it not stated by one of the counsel that it was a shame ...
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... paid as coun- sel fee in that suit . " Mr. Field said that , as all his questions were ruled out , he had nothing further to ask the witness . The court here took a recess of twenty minutes . One point in this examination is calculated ...
... paid as coun- sel fee in that suit . " Mr. Field said that , as all his questions were ruled out , he had nothing further to ask the witness . The court here took a recess of twenty minutes . One point in this examination is calculated ...
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