The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 46
In Spain , the advocate and the attorney is the same person . A university
qualification is necessary , and a certificate from the minister of public instruction .
The clergy in this country have the privilege of defending , in the capacity of
attornies ...
In Spain , the advocate and the attorney is the same person . A university
qualification is necessary , and a certificate from the minister of public instruction .
The clergy in this country have the privilege of defending , in the capacity of
attornies ...
Page 143
If the barrister is to examine witnesses and get up the case , he is to all intents
and purposes an attorney , and must be so regarded ; if he does not do so ,
justice cannot be done to his client . The clause in the old section meets all the ...
If the barrister is to examine witnesses and get up the case , he is to all intents
and purposes an attorney , and must be so regarded ; if he does not do so ,
justice cannot be done to his client . The clause in the old section meets all the ...
Page 190
throw up your “ previous engagements ” and undertake it , and the attorney will
appreciate the sacrifice . When you have advised wrong , drawn a demurrable
plea , or lost a verdict , be highly indignant , and throw the whole blame on your ...
throw up your “ previous engagements ” and undertake it , and the attorney will
appreciate the sacrifice . When you have advised wrong , drawn a demurrable
plea , or lost a verdict , be highly indignant , and throw the whole blame on your ...
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