The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 112
His lordship then went into the facts , which were briefly these : Mr. Besly had
consented to be nominated a provisional committeeman , and had been
nominated accordingly . He had afterwards desired his name to be withdrawn ,
and ...
His lordship then went into the facts , which were briefly these : Mr. Besly had
consented to be nominated a provisional committeeman , and had been
nominated accordingly . He had afterwards desired his name to be withdrawn ,
and ...
Page 113
Twill OK made in ignorance of the fact that the committee of management had
acquiesced in his application to have his name removed from the list of the
provisional committee , a fact which the secretary ought to have communicated ,
but had ...
Twill OK made in ignorance of the fact that the committee of management had
acquiesced in his application to have his name removed from the list of the
provisional committee , a fact which the secretary ought to have communicated ,
but had ...
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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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