The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 150
But an equally serious objection to the present form of procedure in the sheriff's
ordinary court , is the concomitant one of expense . In the Small Debt Court , the
necessary and unavoidable court expenses , even in a litigated cause , amount ...
But an equally serious objection to the present form of procedure in the sheriff's
ordinary court , is the concomitant one of expense . In the Small Debt Court , the
necessary and unavoidable court expenses , even in a litigated cause , amount ...
Page 151
The bill of costs given in by him amounted to 301 .; 51. were struck off from it by
the auditor ( an officer of court whose duty it is to tax , or examine , and report on
the expenses claimed in a suit ) , and the amount was further modified by the ...
The bill of costs given in by him amounted to 301 .; 51. were struck off from it by
the auditor ( an officer of court whose duty it is to tax , or examine , and report on
the expenses claimed in a suit ) , and the amount was further modified by the ...
Page 176
And To reduce expenses . It is obvious that there is here a somewhat strange
jumble of different matters , and we think it would have been very much better to
have omitted from a bill on so important a subject as the abolition of Bankruptcy ...
And To reduce expenses . It is obvious that there is here a somewhat strange
jumble of different matters , and we think it would have been very much better to
have omitted from a bill on so important a subject as the abolition of Bankruptcy ...
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