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Page 282
... Lord President : " The petitioner having consented as the representative of a latent trust to ... Justice Clerk : " It is conceded that hitherto the Clyde trustees have not ... Lord Deas , the Lord 282 SELECT CASES : SCOTTISH AND CANADIAN .
... Lord President : " The petitioner having consented as the representative of a latent trust to ... Justice Clerk : " It is conceded that hitherto the Clyde trustees have not ... Lord Deas , the Lord 282 SELECT CASES : SCOTTISH AND CANADIAN .
Page 283
... Lord President , Lords Ormidale and Mure concurred with the Lord Justice Clerk . Lord Gifford dissented : " If the suspenders use the river in the sense of the statute they must pay the statutory dues , even although this may subject ...
... Lord President , Lords Ormidale and Mure concurred with the Lord Justice Clerk . Lord Gifford dissented : " If the suspenders use the river in the sense of the statute they must pay the statutory dues , even although this may subject ...
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... Lord Justice Cotton . Feb. 18 . CRADDOCK , Charles Richard , Esq . , Solicitor , aged 79. Ad- mitted 1832 . FARRELL , Thomas , of the King's Inns , Esq . , Barrister - at - Law , Chief Clerk of the Court of Bankruptcy in Ireland , aged ...
... Lord Justice Cotton . Feb. 18 . CRADDOCK , Charles Richard , Esq . , Solicitor , aged 79. Ad- mitted 1832 . FARRELL , Thomas , of the King's Inns , Esq . , Barrister - at - Law , Chief Clerk of the Court of Bankruptcy in Ireland , aged ...
Page 320
... clerk of the Justiciary Court , eventually the Lord Justice Clerk - the Sheriff's functions gradually assumed a judicial character , and , aided by the powerful and friendly backing of the Supreme Court , he drew to himself more and ...
... clerk of the Justiciary Court , eventually the Lord Justice Clerk - the Sheriff's functions gradually assumed a judicial character , and , aided by the powerful and friendly backing of the Supreme Court , he drew to himself more and ...
Page 324
... Lord President of the Court of Session and the Lord Justice Clerk ; the tenure of his office was made ad vitam aut culpam ; and a retiring allowance in the case of permanent disability after certain periods of service was provided . The ...
... Lord President of the Court of Session and the Lord Justice Clerk ; the tenure of his office was made ad vitam aut culpam ; and a retiring allowance in the case of permanent disability after certain periods of service was provided . The ...
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