The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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... and vi . common attorneys in the seid countee of Suff ' , and ii . common
attorneys in the seid citee of Norwiche , to be attourneys in court of record ; and
that all the seid xiiii . attorneys be electe , and admitte be youre too chieff justices
for the ...
... and vi . common attorneys in the seid countee of Suff ' , and ii . common
attorneys in the seid citee of Norwiche , to be attourneys in court of record ; and
that all the seid xiiii . attorneys be electe , and admitte be youre too chieff justices
for the ...
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... of justice , and attourneys and solicitors , which are but ministerial persons ,
and of an inferior nature ; therefore it is ordered , that from henceforth no common
attorney or solicitor shall be admitted of any of the Four Houses of the Court .
... of justice , and attourneys and solicitors , which are but ministerial persons ,
and of an inferior nature ; therefore it is ordered , that from henceforth no common
attorney or solicitor shall be admitted of any of the Four Houses of the Court .
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that the Common Law Courts sit during all the four terms and at the sittings after
term at Westminster . That , amongst other facts , it is shown that little or no
progress is made in the preparation of equity pleadings while the Courts sit at ...
that the Common Law Courts sit during all the four terms and at the sittings after
term at Westminster . That , amongst other facts , it is shown that little or no
progress is made in the preparation of equity pleadings while the Courts sit at ...
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