The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 33
... they to be dismissed and expulsed out of their Houses thereupon : except the
persons that shall be solicitors shall also ... which is the principal person next
unto serjeants and judges , in administration of justice , and attourneys and
solicitors ...
... they to be dismissed and expulsed out of their Houses thereupon : except the
persons that shall be solicitors shall also ... which is the principal person next
unto serjeants and judges , in administration of justice , and attourneys and
solicitors ...
Page 52
The ground as to third persons is this — it is clearly settled , though I regret it , that
if a man stipulates that as the reward of ... he is , as to third persons , a partner :
and in a question with third persons , no stipulation can protect him from loss .
The ground as to third persons is this — it is clearly settled , though I regret it , that
if a man stipulates that as the reward of ... he is , as to third persons , a partner :
and in a question with third persons , no stipulation can protect him from loss .
Page 71
1 , “ No commissioner , & c . , or other officer or person whatsoever concerned or
employed in the charging , collecting ... a person whose name is on a list
confirmed by the Commissioners of Customs of persons ready to act as
occasional tide ...
1 , “ No commissioner , & c . , or other officer or person whatsoever concerned or
employed in the charging , collecting ... a person whose name is on a list
confirmed by the Commissioners of Customs of persons ready to act as
occasional tide ...
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