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Page 109
... except extreme poverty , for an author , editor , or lawyer , to send an illegible
MS . to a printer . There is only one way to avoid errors , and that is to have your
MS . typewritten , and paragraphed , punctuated and capitalized with extreme
care ...
... except extreme poverty , for an author , editor , or lawyer , to send an illegible
MS . to a printer . There is only one way to avoid errors , and that is to have your
MS . typewritten , and paragraphed , punctuated and capitalized with extreme
care ...
Page 110
... the Lawyers ' Co - operative Publishing Company , of Rochester , New York ,
for an explanation ; and they courteously sent us the following : The citation
referred to , Misc . , stands for Miscellaneous , the official designation of the lower
court ...
... the Lawyers ' Co - operative Publishing Company , of Rochester , New York ,
for an explanation ; and they courteously sent us the following : The citation
referred to , Misc . , stands for Miscellaneous , the official designation of the lower
court ...
Page 113
It was a foregone conclusion that the Commission should be composed either of
technical lawyers or of professors of international law . But it is not to be denied
that there was some disappointment as to the constitution of the Commission ...
It was a foregone conclusion that the Commission should be composed either of
technical lawyers or of professors of international law . But it is not to be denied
that there was some disappointment as to the constitution of the Commission ...
Page 156
Under the former constitution of this State the Court of Common Pleas consisted
of a president judge who was a lawyer and three associates who were laymen . A
wag in attendance on a court thus composed remarked that the Bench was ...
Under the former constitution of this State the Court of Common Pleas consisted
of a president judge who was a lawyer and three associates who were laymen . A
wag in attendance on a court thus composed remarked that the Bench was ...
Page 255
We put forth these ideas , as lawyers always must , subject to reversal . But are
we not right in these views ? y pon him , be Destydi . viry to our he trammes
lawyer , the 1 29 Am . Law Rev. 734 ; 30 Am . Law Rev. 115 . HE HABER ons of
the in s ...
We put forth these ideas , as lawyers always must , subject to reversal . But are
we not right in these views ? y pon him , be Destydi . viry to our he trammes
lawyer , the 1 29 Am . Law Rev. 734 ; 30 Am . Law Rev. 115 . HE HABER ons of
the in s ...
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