The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... cause so handled as , if he be plaintiff , he may have his right , and if defendant , moderately punished , or recom- pensed for his vexation ; and such pleaders the people need . " Coke's Reports . See PLOWDEN'S COMMENTARIES . Coke's ...
... cause so handled as , if he be plaintiff , he may have his right , and if defendant , moderately punished , or recom- pensed for his vexation ; and such pleaders the people need . " Coke's Reports . See PLOWDEN'S COMMENTARIES . Coke's ...
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... cause arising in 1866 , stated as a reason for his delay that he was embarrassed in pecuniary resources ; and , further , that until after 1869 , when a statute was passed making his testimony admissible , he had not sufficient evidence ...
... cause arising in 1866 , stated as a reason for his delay that he was embarrassed in pecuniary resources ; and , further , that until after 1869 , when a statute was passed making his testimony admissible , he had not sufficient evidence ...
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... cause by habeas corpus ad testificandum , held , not to apply in case of convicts required as witnesses by the state . - State v . Adair , 68 N. C. 68 . ! PRESUMPTION . - PRESENTMENT . See ACCEPTANCE . - SELECTED DIGEST OF STATE REPORTS ...
... cause by habeas corpus ad testificandum , held , not to apply in case of convicts required as witnesses by the state . - State v . Adair , 68 N. C. 68 . ! PRESUMPTION . - PRESENTMENT . See ACCEPTANCE . - SELECTED DIGEST OF STATE REPORTS ...
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... cause which he undertook to conduct , and to every question which he undertook to examine for the purpose of giving an opinion . He made his client's cause his own ; and doubtless a too firm faith in his client sometimes led him to be ...
... cause which he undertook to conduct , and to every question which he undertook to examine for the purpose of giving an opinion . He made his client's cause his own ; and doubtless a too firm faith in his client sometimes led him to be ...
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... cause to believe that the passage or approval of such law was procured by bribery , fraud , or other corrupt means , it shall be the duty of the Attorney - General forthwith to apply to the Supreme Court , or one of the judges thereof ...
... cause to believe that the passage or approval of such law was procured by bribery , fraud , or other corrupt means , it shall be the duty of the Attorney - General forthwith to apply to the Supreme Court , or one of the judges thereof ...
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