The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 34
... judicial functionary is placed in an anomalous position . Lord Selborne's eminent capacity for the work of a judge of first instance is beyond question , but the combination of two offices in a single individual is generally ...
... judicial functionary is placed in an anomalous position . Lord Selborne's eminent capacity for the work of a judge of first instance is beyond question , but the combination of two offices in a single individual is generally ...
Page 35
... judicial business , but that the men best fitted for each kind of judicial business can be delegated to it . At present , through the artificial separation of the Courts , this is impossible . There will always be judges who are fittest ...
... judicial business , but that the men best fitted for each kind of judicial business can be delegated to it . At present , through the artificial separation of the Courts , this is impossible . There will always be judges who are fittest ...
Page 37
... judicial vacancy , and the Lord Chancellor on the choice thus made . No counsel at the equity bar had so large and so important a business as Mr. Charles Hall , and his appointment will be unanimously approved in Lincoln's Inn . The ...
... judicial vacancy , and the Lord Chancellor on the choice thus made . No counsel at the equity bar had so large and so important a business as Mr. Charles Hall , and his appointment will be unanimously approved in Lincoln's Inn . The ...
Page 40
... judicial character : To a clear and powerful intellect , to legal and constitutional learning , at once acute and pro- found , to a patient and unwearied assiduity and attention , he added the scarcely less important qualities of ...
... judicial character : To a clear and powerful intellect , to legal and constitutional learning , at once acute and pro- found , to a patient and unwearied assiduity and attention , he added the scarcely less important qualities of ...
Page 41
... judicial duties as well as in studying the fine model of judicial excellence presented in the example of his father , train his own faculties , and form his own character , in preparation for the higher judicial station to which , no ...
... judicial duties as well as in studying the fine model of judicial excellence presented in the example of his father , train his own faculties , and form his own character , in preparation for the higher judicial station to which , no ...
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