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Page 79
... practice would be entirely impractical . Sections 159 and 160 make pro- vision for a witness or the person executing the instrument to appear before the Registrar , a Notary Public , a Justice of the Peace , or a solicitor who on being ...
... practice would be entirely impractical . Sections 159 and 160 make pro- vision for a witness or the person executing the instrument to appear before the Registrar , a Notary Public , a Justice of the Peace , or a solicitor who on being ...
Page 297
... practice in criminal cases . In the present case Davies L.J. and Roskill and Cusack JJ . clearly thought that the discretion of counsel acknowledged by Karminski J. in Briscoe v . Briscoe ( supra ) had no place in criminal trials . give ...
... practice in criminal cases . In the present case Davies L.J. and Roskill and Cusack JJ . clearly thought that the discretion of counsel acknowledged by Karminski J. in Briscoe v . Briscoe ( supra ) had no place in criminal trials . give ...
Page 547
... practice would be lessened by the adoption of the priority order system but it would still appear advantageous to face up to the present practice and settle its validity beyond doubt . The adoption of the priority order system would ...
... practice would be lessened by the adoption of the priority order system but it would still appear advantageous to face up to the present practice and settle its validity beyond doubt . The adoption of the priority order system would ...
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Problem of Monetary Compensation | 9 |
Samoan Will | 28 |
189 | 38 |
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