The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 195
... give you more business as a compensation . When an attorney sends for you out of the robing room to give you a brief , be sure not to stand at the door , but shut it at once and walk him off to some private corner , where you can hold ...
... give you more business as a compensation . When an attorney sends for you out of the robing room to give you a brief , be sure not to stand at the door , but shut it at once and walk him off to some private corner , where you can hold ...
Page 198
... Give no papers out at chambers until they have been called for thrice at least , by which some clients will give you a heavier fee , and your reputation for a large prac- tice be secured . If any one desires to retain you , first look ...
... Give no papers out at chambers until they have been called for thrice at least , by which some clients will give you a heavier fee , and your reputation for a large prac- tice be secured . If any one desires to retain you , first look ...
Page 215
... give the judge the power of granting such an order upon a simple summons served upon such real representative , such power to be subject to a large discretion as to granting or re- fusing the summary order , and as to the special ...
... give the judge the power of granting such an order upon a simple summons served upon such real representative , such power to be subject to a large discretion as to granting or re- fusing the summary order , and as to the special ...
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