The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 25
... interest of the public and should be paid for by the State , not out of the bankrupt's assets to the detriment of his creditors . And the fees should not be on a scale calculated to realise a profit to the State by reducing dividends ...
... interest of the public and should be paid for by the State , not out of the bankrupt's assets to the detriment of his creditors . And the fees should not be on a scale calculated to realise a profit to the State by reducing dividends ...
Page 30
... interest and not the interest of an individual creditor , who is usually trying to obtain an ad- vantage over other creditors equally deserving of consi- deration . Lastly , I think the Court should keep the dis- tribution of the ...
... interest and not the interest of an individual creditor , who is usually trying to obtain an ad- vantage over other creditors equally deserving of consi- deration . Lastly , I think the Court should keep the dis- tribution of the ...
Page 70
... interests and prosperity lie in the maintenance of constituted authority as recognised by law , and in their respect for honest government . C. A. HERESHOFF BARTLett . THE V. THE BAR IN RUSSIA . I. HE Russian Bar is one of the youngest ...
... interests and prosperity lie in the maintenance of constituted authority as recognised by law , and in their respect for honest government . C. A. HERESHOFF BARTLett . THE V. THE BAR IN RUSSIA . I. HE Russian Bar is one of the youngest ...
Page 77
... interests of the public , and should serve as a means of establishing and upholding among the advo- cates themselves the sentiments of justice , honour , and consciousness of moral responsibility towards the Govern- ment and Society THE ...
... interests of the public , and should serve as a means of establishing and upholding among the advo- cates themselves the sentiments of justice , honour , and consciousness of moral responsibility towards the Govern- ment and Society THE ...
Page 79
... interests of clients . " Russian law does not recognise the division into barristers and solicitors as known in England , Russian advocates con- ducting their cases entirely themselves from beginning to end , including the execution of ...
... interests of clients . " Russian law does not recognise the division into barristers and solicitors as known in England , Russian advocates con- ducting their cases entirely themselves from beginning to end , including the execution of ...
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