The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 226
That the defendant , after he has put in his answer , should be at liberty to deliver
interrogatories for the examination of the plaintiff , and to procure orders for
production of documents by him . “ That when the cause is not disposed of upon ...
That the defendant , after he has put in his answer , should be at liberty to deliver
interrogatories for the examination of the plaintiff , and to procure orders for
production of documents by him . “ That when the cause is not disposed of upon ...
Page 291
That public examinations shall be instituted , to be held three times a year , for the
examination of all such students as shall be desirous of being examined
previously to being called to the Bar , and such examinations shall be conducted
by at ...
That public examinations shall be instituted , to be held three times a year , for the
examination of all such students as shall be desirous of being examined
previously to being called to the Bar , and such examinations shall be conducted
by at ...
Page 292
That such examinations shall be held in Michaelmas Term , Hilary Term and
Trinity Term . 15. That as an inducement to students to propose themselves for
examination , studentships shall be founded of fifty guineas per annum each , to ...
That such examinations shall be held in Michaelmas Term , Hilary Term and
Trinity Term . 15. That as an inducement to students to propose themselves for
examination , studentships shall be founded of fifty guineas per annum each , to ...
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