The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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ance in fact or in law arises , he may continue the cause till another court day for
decision , so as to have time to come to a mature opinion upon it ; or , if he see fit ,
he may remit it to , or order it to be put upon the roll of ordinary causes , in ...
ance in fact or in law arises , he may continue the cause till another court day for
decision , so as to have time to come to a mature opinion upon it ; or , if he see fit ,
he may remit it to , or order it to be put upon the roll of ordinary causes , in ...
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He may then either hear the attornies for the parties viva voce upon the evidence
, or , if the points arising on it be nice or difficult , or the cause embrace mixed
questions of law and fact , he may , and this is a common course , order an ...
He may then either hear the attornies for the parties viva voce upon the evidence
, or , if the points arising on it be nice or difficult , or the cause embrace mixed
questions of law and fact , he may , and this is a common course , order an ...
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... and that the cause of removal of the prosecutor from his office of head master
was the publishing by him of a pamphlet alleging a misapplication of the funds of
the cathedral of R. by the dean and chapter of that cathedral , and attributing to ...
... and that the cause of removal of the prosecutor from his office of head master
was the publishing by him of a pamphlet alleging a misapplication of the funds of
the cathedral of R. by the dean and chapter of that cathedral , and attributing to ...
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