The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 260
... avoué remains present like a disinterested spectator , while the judge interrogates the witnesses , and takes down their testimony in narrative form . He may , however , request the judge to put some additional questions to the witness ...
... avoué remains present like a disinterested spectator , while the judge interrogates the witnesses , and takes down their testimony in narrative form . He may , however , request the judge to put some additional questions to the witness ...
Page 262
... avoué , a notaire , a huissier , or an avocat , because their acts are those of public officials whose slightest omission or neglect makes them immediately amenable to discipline or disgrace , or even expulsion from their order or ...
... avoué , a notaire , a huissier , or an avocat , because their acts are those of public officials whose slightest omission or neglect makes them immediately amenable to discipline or disgrace , or even expulsion from their order or ...
Page 265
... avoué being equivalent to a solicitor or attorney - at - law . An avocat never advertises , nor was it until last year professional etiquette to have professional cards or official letter paper . The standing and integrity of the Bar is ...
... avoué being equivalent to a solicitor or attorney - at - law . An avocat never advertises , nor was it until last year professional etiquette to have professional cards or official letter paper . The standing and integrity of the Bar is ...
Page 266
... avoué and avocat . All documents in the procedure in those high courts wherein they practice are signed by avocats of the Cour de Cassation . An avoué is practically an attorney of record . He drafts and serves the legal documents and ...
... avoué and avocat . All documents in the procedure in those high courts wherein they practice are signed by avocats of the Cour de Cassation . An avoué is practically an attorney of record . He drafts and serves the legal documents and ...
Page 267
... avoué's étude or business has a readily estimated marketable value , the same as that of a notaire . Every litigant must be represented by an avoué , although avoués have not the right to plead , except before courts where there are ...
... avoué's étude or business has a readily estimated marketable value , the same as that of a notaire . Every litigant must be represented by an avoué , although avoués have not the right to plead , except before courts where there are ...
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