The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 77
... counsel , he may likewise have the assistance of counsel to argue questions of law , and to examine witnesses . If immemorial usage be relied upon , we must remember that sergeants - countors and other counsel existed in England long ...
... counsel , he may likewise have the assistance of counsel to argue questions of law , and to examine witnesses . If immemorial usage be relied upon , we must remember that sergeants - countors and other counsel existed in England long ...
Page 78
... counsel , and I believe that the intervention of the attorney between the counsel and the party has greatly contributed not only to the dignity of the Bar , but to the improvement of English jurisprudence . I revert to the practice of ...
... counsel , and I believe that the intervention of the attorney between the counsel and the party has greatly contributed not only to the dignity of the Bar , but to the improvement of English jurisprudence . I revert to the practice of ...
Page 79
... counsel " formerly meant a friend retained to conduct the suit , adding that " perhaps he only escaped the penalties of maintenance by being paid for his services . " It is interesting to notice that sect . 91 of the County Courts Act ...
... counsel " formerly meant a friend retained to conduct the suit , adding that " perhaps he only escaped the penalties of maintenance by being paid for his services . " It is interesting to notice that sect . 91 of the County Courts Act ...
Page 80
... at the Judge's chambers . " At common law , the serjeant could seldom receive his instructions through an attorney ; and , after the making of the Order of 1292 , although in the Common Pleas a 80 THE RIGHT OF COUNSEL.
... at the Judge's chambers . " At common law , the serjeant could seldom receive his instructions through an attorney ; and , after the making of the Order of 1292 , although in the Common Pleas a 80 THE RIGHT OF COUNSEL.
Page 81
... counsel . ' It was , however , the custom in Rome , for the patrons to pace up and down the Forum during the period at which the Court sat , which was four o'clock by the Roman , equivalent to about nine o'clock of our compu- tation ...
... counsel . ' It was , however , the custom in Rome , for the patrons to pace up and down the Forum during the period at which the Court sat , which was four o'clock by the Roman , equivalent to about nine o'clock of our compu- tation ...
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