The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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... avocat personally interrogate a witness . At an enquête the avocat or avoué remains present like a disinterested spectator , while the judge interrogates the witnesses , and takes down their testimony in narrative form . He may ...
... avocat personally interrogate a witness . At an enquête the avocat or avoué remains present like a disinterested spectator , while the judge interrogates the witnesses , and takes down their testimony in narrative form . He may ...
Page 261
... avocat in the examination of witnesses , or by reason of the judge putting the case to the jury in an inartificial and inartistic way . In France cases get down to their real basis , and the truth is sure to come out , instead of being ...
... avocat in the examination of witnesses , or by reason of the judge putting the case to the jury in an inartificial and inartistic way . In France cases get down to their real basis , and the truth is sure to come out , instead of being ...
Page 262
... avocat , because their acts are those of public officials whose slightest omission or neglect makes them immediately ... Avocats Généraux . In the Cour d'Appel there is a Procureur Général , one or more Avocats Généraux , and a number of ...
... avocat , because their acts are those of public officials whose slightest omission or neglect makes them immediately ... Avocats Généraux . In the Cour d'Appel there is a Procureur Général , one or more Avocats Généraux , and a number of ...
Page 263
... avocat whose side they espouse . In such case they examine the pleadings and evidence , but take no part in the pro- cedure , nor can they submit to the court any conclusions other than those represented by one of the parties . These ...
... avocat whose side they espouse . In such case they examine the pleadings and evidence , but take no part in the pro- cedure , nor can they submit to the court any conclusions other than those represented by one of the parties . These ...
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... avocat is not passed in his office or étude in the same way that most English and American lawyers do , for , except among the few prominent leaders in large cities in England and the Uuited States , most lawyers in London and New York ...
... avocat is not passed in his office or étude in the same way that most English and American lawyers do , for , except among the few prominent leaders in large cities in England and the Uuited States , most lawyers in London and New York ...
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