The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 251881 - Law |
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Page 29
... examination was intended to be a cross- examination of the severest kind . - SOLICITORS , Freshfields Williams ; Lee , Houseman & Brodie . AGREEMENT TO TAKE EVIDENCE BY AFFIDAVIT - REFU- SAL OF WITNESS TO MAKE AFFIDAVIT - Ord . 37 , R ...
... examination was intended to be a cross- examination of the severest kind . - SOLICITORS , Freshfields Williams ; Lee , Houseman & Brodie . AGREEMENT TO TAKE EVIDENCE BY AFFIDAVIT - REFU- SAL OF WITNESS TO MAKE AFFIDAVIT - Ord . 37 , R ...
Page 40
... Examinations . Room situated in a convenient locality . Terms moderate . - Address , J. T. , 52 , Carey - street , W.C. A SOLICITOR of Fourteen Years ' Experience , chiefly in Conveyancing , Family , and General Practice , with some ...
... Examinations . Room situated in a convenient locality . Terms moderate . - Address , J. T. , 52 , Carey - street , W.C. A SOLICITOR of Fourteen Years ' Experience , chiefly in Conveyancing , Family , and General Practice , with some ...
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... examinations are conducted , have recommended that students who intend to enter into articles with solicitors shall be admitted to the local examinations ( which are accepted in lieu of the prelimi- nary examination ) , although they ...
... examinations are conducted , have recommended that students who intend to enter into articles with solicitors shall be admitted to the local examinations ( which are accepted in lieu of the prelimi- nary examination ) , although they ...
Page 46
... Examinations and Lectures Syndicate of the University of Cambridge have recommended that stu- dents who intend to enter into articles of clerkship to a solicitor may , though above the age of sixteen , be admitted to the examination for ...
... Examinations and Lectures Syndicate of the University of Cambridge have recommended that stu- dents who intend to enter into articles of clerkship to a solicitor may , though above the age of sixteen , be admitted to the examination for ...
Page 76
... examinations , and became convinced , not merely of Palmer's guilt , but of the manner in which the crime was carried ... examination by friendly ex- perts to prove to himself that he had mastered the subject ; how he elected to have the ...
... examinations , and became convinced , not merely of Palmer's guilt , but of the manner in which the crime was carried ... examination by friendly ex- perts to prove to himself that he had mastered the subject ; how he elected to have the ...
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