The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 21
... taken by the great mass of the middle class , in one way or another , in the administration of the law . The summary jurisdiction of the magistracy has been vastly enlarged , and the magistracy alone are a numerous class . Then there ...
... taken by the great mass of the middle class , in one way or another , in the administration of the law . The summary jurisdiction of the magistracy has been vastly enlarged , and the magistracy alone are a numerous class . Then there ...
Page 29
... taken away , leaving a career unfulfilled , and they are followed with the respect and affection of the profession under whose watchful eyes their lives were passed . Sir William Bovill may not , perhaps , be ranked as one of the great ...
... taken away , leaving a career unfulfilled , and they are followed with the respect and affection of the profession under whose watchful eyes their lives were passed . Sir William Bovill may not , perhaps , be ranked as one of the great ...
Page 51
... taken in writing . This , of course , affords an opportunity for evasion , and hence the Chancery system is not carried out . As long a time as possible is taken to answer , and the answer drawn by counsel in writing is as evasive as ...
... taken in writing . This , of course , affords an opportunity for evasion , and hence the Chancery system is not carried out . As long a time as possible is taken to answer , and the answer drawn by counsel in writing is as evasive as ...
Page 52
... taken , and the case had undergone the fullest possible investigation . Suit instituted November , 1870 , case heard on evidence in February in next year , and heard on final appeal in the following November . And this in a case of ...
... taken , and the case had undergone the fullest possible investigation . Suit instituted November , 1870 , case heard on evidence in February in next year , and heard on final appeal in the following November . And this in a case of ...
Page 58
... taken place between the plaintiff , as the client , and the defendant , as his attor- ney , in 1864 , on which everything depended , of course , as to the alleged neglect . The examination and cross - ex- amination of the plaintiff ...
... taken place between the plaintiff , as the client , and the defendant , as his attor- ney , in 1864 , on which everything depended , of course , as to the alleged neglect . The examination and cross - ex- amination of the plaintiff ...
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