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Page 75
... there being an express Order that the parties be heard by themselves , their
counsel , attorneys , or agents . In the Privy Council the со w ; practice is to allow
others to conduct appeals besides the 6 TO BE INSTRUCTED BY LAY CLIENTS .
... there being an express Order that the parties be heard by themselves , their
counsel , attorneys , or agents . In the Privy Council the со w ; practice is to allow
others to conduct appeals besides the 6 TO BE INSTRUCTED BY LAY CLIENTS .
Page 80
Serv . ad Legem , 188 ) , John de Codyngton , an apprentice and attorney , was
discharged by the council from command of the Lord Admiral to appear at
Orewell armed and apparelled as a at arms . Afterwards persons were admitted
to ...
Serv . ad Legem , 188 ) , John de Codyngton , an apprentice and attorney , was
discharged by the council from command of the Lord Admiral to appear at
Orewell armed and apparelled as a at arms . Afterwards persons were admitted
to ...
Page 91
... the government of a town , the king and his council , how a king ought to
honour ambassadors , the trial of accused persons . In the Tesoretto , his Italian
work in verse , he especially condemns the crime for which he suffered in the
Inferno.
... the government of a town , the king and his council , how a king ought to
honour ambassadors , the trial of accused persons . In the Tesoretto , his Italian
work in verse , he especially condemns the crime for which he suffered in the
Inferno.
Page 124
2 ) Act , 1895 , and the point was whether an urban district council could require a
party to sell part only of his land or garden and not the whole , for , as the council
contended !, the statutes of 1875 and 1895 permitted them to do so .
2 ) Act , 1895 , and the point was whether an urban district council could require a
party to sell part only of his land or garden and not the whole , for , as the council
contended !, the statutes of 1875 and 1895 permitted them to do so .
Page 143
The reason of this ordinance was that in case the King or his Council ( which he
had always about him for advice in matters of law , and who managed the affairs
of the Navy ) should make enquiries of the Admiral , they might always know ...
The reason of this ordinance was that in case the King or his Council ( which he
had always about him for advice in matters of law , and who managed the affairs
of the Navy ) should make enquiries of the Admiral , they might always know ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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