The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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Page 51
... committee of members of the society was appointed to consider the recom- mendations of the Legal Procedure Committee , and to report to the council with the view of further considering the subject at an adjourned meeting of the society ...
... committee of members of the society was appointed to consider the recom- mendations of the Legal Procedure Committee , and to report to the council with the view of further considering the subject at an adjourned meeting of the society ...
Page 54
... committee , on the ground that the appeal in new have already examined the force of this argument ; but what we trials is from the decision of a judge and twelve other men . follow - have now to observe is , that the effect of the new ...
... committee , on the ground that the appeal in new have already examined the force of this argument ; but what we trials is from the decision of a judge and twelve other men . follow - have now to observe is , that the effect of the new ...
Page 57
... Committee's report it appears that out of which they had received on his account subsequently to the 18th of June , about 60.000 cases begun in 1879 , over 36,000 , or more than 61 per ruptcy committed by him . Sometime in May a clerk ...
... Committee's report it appears that out of which they had received on his account subsequently to the 18th of June , about 60.000 cases begun in 1879 , over 36,000 , or more than 61 per ruptcy committed by him . Sometime in May a clerk ...
Page 60
... Committee . Mr. C. C. DRUCE , President , cccupied the chair . There was a large attendance of members . The PRESIDENT having read the circular convening the meeting , said : - The report of the Legal Procedure Committee was published ...
... Committee . Mr. C. C. DRUCE , President , cccupied the chair . There was a large attendance of members . The PRESIDENT having read the circular convening the meeting , said : - The report of the Legal Procedure Committee was published ...
Page 61
... committee being appointed to be composed of men in active practice . To go to chambers under the present state of affairs was a day's work . As to the masters telling them in a common law action what they were to do all the way through ...
... committee being appointed to be composed of men in active practice . To go to chambers under the present state of affairs was a day's work . As to the masters telling them in a common law action what they were to do all the way through ...
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