The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 186
... Courts are heard before a single Judge , while in ordinary cases an appeal must be heard before a Divisional Court . A Chancery Division Judge sitting alone , daily grants perpetual injunctions , yet a single Judge cannot grant a ...
... Courts are heard before a single Judge , while in ordinary cases an appeal must be heard before a Divisional Court . A Chancery Division Judge sitting alone , daily grants perpetual injunctions , yet a single Judge cannot grant a ...
Page 187
... Court of Appeal , which , except when engaged on interlocutory business , must consist of not less than three Judges , we would suggest that the members of the Divisional Court , when transacting non- interlocutory business , should not ...
... Court of Appeal , which , except when engaged on interlocutory business , must consist of not less than three Judges , we would suggest that the members of the Divisional Court , when transacting non- interlocutory business , should not ...
Page 188
... Court of Appeal , he would have Appellate benches consisting either of three or two Judges , according to the nature of the business to be disposed of , the Judges of each Division deciding amongst themselves by a rota who should sit on ...
... Court of Appeal , he would have Appellate benches consisting either of three or two Judges , according to the nature of the business to be disposed of , the Judges of each Division deciding amongst themselves by a rota who should sit on ...
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... Court of Cassation , in Rome , and is reported in the Circolo Giuridico of Palermo ( 11th year , Ser . II . , Oct ... Court being under the Court of Cassation of Turin , the decision of the conflict belonged to the Court of Cassation of ...
... Court of Cassation , in Rome , and is reported in the Circolo Giuridico of Palermo ( 11th year , Ser . II . , Oct ... Court being under the Court of Cassation of Turin , the decision of the conflict belonged to the Court of Cassation of ...
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... Court for Criminal Appeal . Up to the hearing of that case it was assumed that no new trial could be granted in case ... Court , and the procedure upon its own records differs from the ordinary practice of trials at nisi prius . The ...
... Court for Criminal Appeal . Up to the hearing of that case it was assumed that no new trial could be granted in case ... Court , and the procedure upon its own records differs from the ordinary practice of trials at nisi prius . The ...
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