The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... judicial system . The Session of that year had been rendered memorable by the passing , under the auspices of a new Chancellor of rare eminence and influence , of a great measure for renovating our judicial system , and it appears ...
... judicial system . The Session of that year had been rendered memorable by the passing , under the auspices of a new Chancellor of rare eminence and influence , of a great measure for renovating our judicial system , and it appears ...
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... judicial system , and in the other appointment which took place it is not likely that this object was overlooked . It is impossible , therefore , to consider these changes in the com- position of our living judicature , apart from their ...
... judicial system , and in the other appointment which took place it is not likely that this object was overlooked . It is impossible , therefore , to consider these changes in the com- position of our living judicature , apart from their ...
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... judicial bench , both in Law and Equity , and the appointments to the vacant seats were naturally associated with the proposed changes in the judicial system , and especially with reference to the fusion of Law and Equity - that is the ...
... judicial bench , both in Law and Equity , and the appointments to the vacant seats were naturally associated with the proposed changes in the judicial system , and especially with reference to the fusion of Law and Equity - that is the ...
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... judicial Bench , one of the fundamental prin- ciple of which was that law and equity should be administered by the same judges . Sir John Coleridge wisely declined the Mastership of the Rolls , which was offered to , and accepted by ...
... judicial Bench , one of the fundamental prin- ciple of which was that law and equity should be administered by the same judges . Sir John Coleridge wisely declined the Mastership of the Rolls , which was offered to , and accepted by ...
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... judicial duties , but for cordial and efficient co - operation in the working of the new judicial system . And our con- temporary , the Law Times , after a Term's experience of the New Master of the Rolls , observed : " Sir George ...
... judicial duties , but for cordial and efficient co - operation in the working of the new judicial system . And our con- temporary , the Law Times , after a Term's experience of the New Master of the Rolls , observed : " Sir George ...
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