The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 31
... Justice of this Court , and in him we all recognized a Judge singularly earnest in his determinnation to do justice to every suitor who came before him , and one who conspicuously fulfilled the first duty of an English Judge in seeing ...
... Justice of this Court , and in him we all recognized a Judge singularly earnest in his determinnation to do justice to every suitor who came before him , and one who conspicuously fulfilled the first duty of an English Judge in seeing ...
Page 35
... Justice Grove , with two or three skilled assessors , would try patent cases admirably ; Mr. Justice Brett or Sir George Honyman would be strong in maritime or mercantile cases , and a good real property lawyer would be invaluable when ...
... Justice Grove , with two or three skilled assessors , would try patent cases admirably ; Mr. Justice Brett or Sir George Honyman would be strong in maritime or mercantile cases , and a good real property lawyer would be invaluable when ...
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... Justice of the King's Bench , but not in his father's life time . The Earl of Camden , the son of Chief Justice Pratt , became Chief Justice and Lord Chancellor ; but it was after his father's death . So Lord Chief Justice Denman did ...
... Justice of the King's Bench , but not in his father's life time . The Earl of Camden , the son of Chief Justice Pratt , became Chief Justice and Lord Chancellor ; but it was after his father's death . So Lord Chief Justice Denman did ...
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... Justice Cole- ridge's reply to this , but we may be certain that it would have quite sympathized with his gifted friend's feelings on the subject , and that any apology he might have urged in behalf of advocacy , though no doubt ...
... Justice Cole- ridge's reply to this , but we may be certain that it would have quite sympathized with his gifted friend's feelings on the subject , and that any apology he might have urged in behalf of advocacy , though no doubt ...
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... Justice Coleridge to the bench , his illustrious relative , Samuel Coleridge , had thus written on the subject , and substantially he agreed with Arnold : - " I think that upon the whole the advocate is placed in a position unfavourable ...
... Justice Coleridge to the bench , his illustrious relative , Samuel Coleridge , had thus written on the subject , and substantially he agreed with Arnold : - " I think that upon the whole the advocate is placed in a position unfavourable ...
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