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Since its original establishment , the number of persons who take an interest in
legal topics has largely increased , and that from various causes ; partly through
the large share now taken by the great mass of the middle class , in one way or ...
Since its original establishment , the number of persons who take an interest in
legal topics has largely increased , and that from various causes ; partly through
the large share now taken by the great mass of the middle class , in one way or ...
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Hence , and owing to the crowded state of the cause lists in Chancery , the cause
did not come to a hearing until May , 1868. It was heard before the Vice -
Chancellor , and he decided against Mr. Plant . He , however , appealed ; and so
...
Hence , and owing to the crowded state of the cause lists in Chancery , the cause
did not come to a hearing until May , 1868. It was heard before the Vice -
Chancellor , and he decided against Mr. Plant . He , however , appealed ; and so
...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. facts were , the cause was set down for trial
on the issue of fact , and in June came on to be tried , just three years after it was
begun . It came on for trial on the pleadings , which , as the Court said , did not ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. facts were , the cause was set down for trial
on the issue of fact , and in June came on to be tried , just three years after it was
begun . It came on for trial on the pleadings , which , as the Court said , did not ...
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This case attracted the attention of Mr. Harcourt , and elicited from him these
observations in the Times : “ This very morning my eye falls upon a cause being
tried in the Guildhall , of which your law reporter gives the following particulars .
This case attracted the attention of Mr. Harcourt , and elicited from him these
observations in the Times : “ This very morning my eye falls upon a cause being
tried in the Guildhall , of which your law reporter gives the following particulars .
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He added other very serious evils connected with this Court , to which it is very
necessary that public attention should be directed , arising from the closing of the
offices in the long vacation , and other similar causes , but these are very easily ...
He added other very serious evils connected with this Court , to which it is very
necessary that public attention should be directed , arising from the closing of the
offices in the long vacation , and other similar causes , but these are very easily ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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