The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 57
... counsel , and fewer solicitors still , understand anything about it . It is therefore a great desideratum for practi- tioners in the Law to have the means of obtaining so readily information , at once concisely explained and so ...
... counsel , and fewer solicitors still , understand anything about it . It is therefore a great desideratum for practi- tioners in the Law to have the means of obtaining so readily information , at once concisely explained and so ...
Page 73
... COUNSEL TO BE INSTRUCTED BY LAY CLIENTS . T this epoch of history , the close of the Nineteenth Century , by means of a very determined influence exercised by the seniors of the Bar , the average junior barrister has been taught to ...
... COUNSEL TO BE INSTRUCTED BY LAY CLIENTS . T this epoch of history , the close of the Nineteenth Century , by means of a very determined influence exercised by the seniors of the Bar , the average junior barrister has been taught to ...
Page 74
... counsel for the defendant , cross - examined the witnesses , and was about to address the jury on behalf of the ... counsel . Mr. Keating shewed cause against the Rule , arguing that the Rule of Common Law was the same in Civil as in ...
... counsel for the defendant , cross - examined the witnesses , and was about to address the jury on behalf of the ... counsel . Mr. Keating shewed cause against the Rule , arguing that the Rule of Common Law was the same in Civil as in ...
Page 75
... counsel . The party must have advocated his own cause to the jury , the counsel only assisted in arguing points of law . He also referred to II Hen . VII . , c . 19 , authorizing plaintiffs to sue in formâ pauperis , which does not ...
... counsel . The party must have advocated his own cause to the jury , the counsel only assisted in arguing points of law . He also referred to II Hen . VII . , c . 19 , authorizing plaintiffs to sue in formâ pauperis , which does not ...
Page 76
... counsels , and the statute 6 & 7 Will . IV . , c . 114 , allowing a full defence by counsel in all cases of felony , are silent as to the manner in which counsel are to be instructed . This being a matter of procedure , the Judges , of ...
... counsels , and the statute 6 & 7 Will . IV . , c . 114 , allowing a full defence by counsel in all cases of felony , are silent as to the manner in which counsel are to be instructed . This being a matter of procedure , the Judges , of ...
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