The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 28
... witness of that trial , and one who knew the late Lord Justice , at the bar and on the bench , for nearly 30 years , can testify , and he hopes to be able to pay to his memory the tribute of a biographical memoir . It was impossible ...
... witness of that trial , and one who knew the late Lord Justice , at the bar and on the bench , for nearly 30 years , can testify , and he hopes to be able to pay to his memory the tribute of a biographical memoir . It was impossible ...
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... witness his son's elevation . It was the peculiar felicity of Sir John Coleridge to attain to the Chief Justiceship of the Common Pleas in the life time of his father , who has thus lived to see his own honours tran- scended by those of ...
... witness his son's elevation . It was the peculiar felicity of Sir John Coleridge to attain to the Chief Justiceship of the Common Pleas in the life time of his father , who has thus lived to see his own honours tran- scended by those of ...
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... witnesses can be cross - examined orally before the judge himself , just as in the Court of Probate or the Court of Admiralty , where cases are constantly heard by the judge alone . That the procedure in Chancery is , or might be , far ...
... witnesses can be cross - examined orally before the judge himself , just as in the Court of Probate or the Court of Admiralty , where cases are constantly heard by the judge alone . That the procedure in Chancery is , or might be , far ...
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... witnesses and their inferences from the facts ( Attorney - General v . Terry , December II ) . In another case , however , in which the question was as to nuisance arising from a steam engine , witnesses were examined viva voce . His ...
... witnesses and their inferences from the facts ( Attorney - General v . Terry , December II ) . In another case , however , in which the question was as to nuisance arising from a steam engine , witnesses were examined viva voce . His ...
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... witnesses on that head , and their evidence only occupied two hours . From this it may be seen that it would only take about three or four days to sum up the evidence of his 250 witnesses , even supposing there were as many whose ...
... witnesses on that head , and their evidence only occupied two hours . From this it may be seen that it would only take about three or four days to sum up the evidence of his 250 witnesses , even supposing there were as many whose ...
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