The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 251881 - Law |
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Page 33
... matter was to make the county courts a branch of the Supreme Court of Judicature , having pleadings in actions over £ 20 ; to separate the civil and criminal business now transacted at the same assizes , and to have a judge sitting ...
... matter was to make the county courts a branch of the Supreme Court of Judicature , having pleadings in actions over £ 20 ; to separate the civil and criminal business now transacted at the same assizes , and to have a judge sitting ...
Page 40
... matter in- trusted to him , so far as confidence and secrecy are concerned , as one of the firm ; and as he undertakes but one matter at the time , he is prepared , as hitherto , to devote his whole and undivided at- tention to it . The ...
... matter in- trusted to him , so far as confidence and secrecy are concerned , as one of the firm ; and as he undertakes but one matter at the time , he is prepared , as hitherto , to devote his whole and undivided at- tention to it . The ...
Page 42
... matter . SOME TIME AGO we received the following letter : — " Sir , -Will you inform me what is the locus standi of an amicus curice in a case ; whether he is feed , and if so by whom ; and by whom appointed ? " As the letter is signed ...
... matter . SOME TIME AGO we received the following letter : — " Sir , -Will you inform me what is the locus standi of an amicus curice in a case ; whether he is feed , and if so by whom ; and by whom appointed ? " As the letter is signed ...
Page 43
... matter is to be regarded as settled by the agreement of the parties , and for others it is to be regarded as open . It is clear law on an open policy that where the insurer has paid for a total loss the salvage belongs to him . Whatever ...
... matter is to be regarded as settled by the agreement of the parties , and for others it is to be regarded as open . It is clear law on an open policy that where the insurer has paid for a total loss the salvage belongs to him . Whatever ...
Page 46
... matter of speculation . The lessee does not wish to give up his lease , and even if he did it is by no means clear that the land- lord would accept it ; hence it is that if the lessee wishes to retain his lease and to have premises of ...
... matter of speculation . The lessee does not wish to give up his lease , and even if he did it is by no means clear that the land- lord would accept it ; hence it is that if the lessee wishes to retain his lease and to have premises of ...
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