The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 197
... Queen's Counsel . In my directions to barristers , I find , from my long observa- tion , that you queen's counsel are the principal persons con- cerned . Your business being of the greatest variety , and requiring the greatest exactness ...
... Queen's Counsel . In my directions to barristers , I find , from my long observa- tion , that you queen's counsel are the principal persons con- cerned . Your business being of the greatest variety , and requiring the greatest exactness ...
Page 199
... counsel have a habit of attending ( as they call it ) one court , by which they lose a great deal of business ; let ... queen's counsel more appears than in the management of witnesses , whereof , although some part may fall to the share ...
... counsel have a habit of attending ( as they call it ) one court , by which they lose a great deal of business ; let ... queen's counsel more appears than in the management of witnesses , whereof , although some part may fall to the share ...
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... Queen's Counsel on circuit , and a new man of some promise happens to be appointed , manage to play into each others ' hands , so that he shall get no business ; this will be but one vexation to him , which is much better than fretting ...
... Queen's Counsel on circuit , and a new man of some promise happens to be appointed , manage to play into each others ' hands , so that he shall get no business ; this will be but one vexation to him , which is much better than fretting ...
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