The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 33
A.D. 1574 :“ If any hereafter admitted in court practise as attorney or solicitor ,
they to be dismissed and expulsed out of their Houses thereupon : except the
persons that shall be solicitors shall also use the exercising of learning and
mooting in ...
A.D. 1574 :“ If any hereafter admitted in court practise as attorney or solicitor ,
they to be dismissed and expulsed out of their Houses thereupon : except the
persons that shall be solicitors shall also use the exercising of learning and
mooting in ...
Page 270
About fifteen months afterwards her solicitor substituted a Mr. Baker as her next
friend , without his knowledge . A year later the bill was dismissed for want of
prosecution , with costs . Notice of the motion to dismiss the bill was served on
the ...
About fifteen months afterwards her solicitor substituted a Mr. Baker as her next
friend , without his knowledge . A year later the bill was dismissed for want of
prosecution , with costs . Notice of the motion to dismiss the bill was served on
the ...
Page 101
The solicitor demurred to the interrogatory , on the ground that it inquired
respecting matters which he only knew from confidential communications made
to him by or in his agency for his client while he was acting as his solicitor . The
demurrer ...
The solicitor demurred to the interrogatory , on the ground that it inquired
respecting matters which he only knew from confidential communications made
to him by or in his agency for his client while he was acting as his solicitor . The
demurrer ...
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