The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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... fees for some of their official duties . Except in Edinburgh and Lanarkshire , however , the amount of fees is very small : but in these two counties a considerable sum is derived from this source . The division of the fees is a matter ...
... fees for some of their official duties . Except in Edinburgh and Lanarkshire , however , the amount of fees is very small : but in these two counties a considerable sum is derived from this source . The division of the fees is a matter ...
Page 182
... fees , is also advisable . The collection of these fees , and the keeping accounts of them , and making returns , & c . , must occupy much time and many clerks , with some attendant temptation and risk . The stamp system saves this ...
... fees , is also advisable . The collection of these fees , and the keeping accounts of them , and making returns , & c . , must occupy much time and many clerks , with some attendant temptation and risk . The stamp system saves this ...
Page 291
... fee to the reader , but care shall be taken by the council that such fees shall not in any year exceed the sum of three years . 11. That for the purposes of education the legal year shall be considered as divided into three terms or ...
... fee to the reader , but care shall be taken by the council that such fees shall not in any year exceed the sum of three years . 11. That for the purposes of education the legal year shall be considered as divided into three terms or ...
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