The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 66
... instance , yet form one court ; two others sitting only as judges of appeal , the Chancellor the head of the court , capable of sitting either with them as a full court of appeal , or as a judge of first instance . Thus , it is ...
... instance , yet form one court ; two others sitting only as judges of appeal , the Chancellor the head of the court , capable of sitting either with them as a full court of appeal , or as a judge of first instance . Thus , it is ...
Page 67
... instance and appellate business ; advan- tages all lost in the Common Law system , where the courts are separate , and the judges of one court cannot act in another , except on matters of practice , or in the trial of causes , or ...
... instance and appellate business ; advan- tages all lost in the Common Law system , where the courts are separate , and the judges of one court cannot act in another , except on matters of practice , or in the trial of causes , or ...
Page 68
... instance in Chancery can each only sit in court to hear causes or demurrers , and must postpone the Chamber business until the end of the judicial day , when worn and wearied by Court work . It may be conceived , with such an immense ...
... instance in Chancery can each only sit in court to hear causes or demurrers , and must postpone the Chamber business until the end of the judicial day , when worn and wearied by Court work . It may be conceived , with such an immense ...
Page 69
... instance , now a judge of appeal , and certainly no Chancellor worked harder or more conscientiously . He sat every day somewhere , and as far as he could he applied himself to the duties of the Court of appeal , where he and Lords ...
... instance , now a judge of appeal , and certainly no Chancellor worked harder or more conscientiously . He sat every day somewhere , and as far as he could he applied himself to the duties of the Court of appeal , where he and Lords ...
Page 72
... instance of a layman , though a caveat had been filed in the Consistory Court and without hearing the opponent , who opposed on the ground of some objection to the fitness of the promoter . Term was 72 MICHAEL MAS TERM AND SITTINGS .
... instance of a layman , though a caveat had been filed in the Consistory Court and without hearing the opponent , who opposed on the ground of some objection to the fitness of the promoter . Term was 72 MICHAEL MAS TERM AND SITTINGS .
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