The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 566
... champerty , that this statute was designed to be declaratory of the common law on that sub- ject , no one will gainsay . The history of the enactment and the abuses which inspired its adoption , as well as the singularly concise and ...
... champerty , that this statute was designed to be declaratory of the common law on that sub- ject , no one will gainsay . The history of the enactment and the abuses which inspired its adoption , as well as the singularly concise and ...
Page 604
... champertous for the attorney conducting said agency , to recommend to his clients , friends of his , attorneys , who would institute actions for the recovery of claims in the event said claims cannot be collected by him through his mer ...
... champertous for the attorney conducting said agency , to recommend to his clients , friends of his , attorneys , who would institute actions for the recovery of claims in the event said claims cannot be collected by him through his mer ...
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