The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 81
... Councils of the Bar was almost annihilated by the granting of the right of protest and appeal from their decisions , which to a considerable degree placed the Councils under the control of the High Courts . of her historical existence ...
... Councils of the Bar was almost annihilated by the granting of the right of protest and appeal from their decisions , which to a considerable degree placed the Councils under the control of the High Courts . of her historical existence ...
Page 87
... Council of the Bar about this speech was absolutely ignored by the Senate . It is not surprising that to be on terms with the Order is quite sufficient ground for the dismissal of a Judge , as we have seen in the already cited case of ...
... Council of the Bar about this speech was absolutely ignored by the Senate . It is not surprising that to be on terms with the Order is quite sufficient ground for the dismissal of a Judge , as we have seen in the already cited case of ...
Page 88
... Councils in other Circuits was delayed by the judicial authorities . In that year an Imperial decree was issued by which any further extension of Councils of the Bar was stopped.1 The decree gave as a reason for this that the existing 1 ...
... Councils in other Circuits was delayed by the judicial authorities . In that year an Imperial decree was issued by which any further extension of Councils of the Bar was stopped.1 The decree gave as a reason for this that the existing 1 ...
Page 89
... Councils to go to a Circuit where the functions of the Council were performed by the Court and there succeed in his object , the Courts taking into consider- ation in granting membership the formal eligibility only of the candidate ...
... Councils to go to a Circuit where the functions of the Council were performed by the Court and there succeed in his object , the Courts taking into consider- ation in granting membership the formal eligibility only of the candidate ...
Page 91
... Council itself . Thus the Council , by subjecting to its own control both the accept- ance of assistants and the sphere of their activity in that capacity , created an actual “ stage " and repaired the omis- sion of the Statutes . To ...
... Council itself . Thus the Council , by subjecting to its own control both the accept- ance of assistants and the sphere of their activity in that capacity , created an actual “ stage " and repaired the omis- sion of the Statutes . To ...
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