The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 172
... office of justice of the peace abolished , and a universal system of paid magistrates instituted ; but we certainly think that at least one stipendiary ought to be appointed in every considerable centre of population , say 50,000 . The ...
... office of justice of the peace abolished , and a universal system of paid magistrates instituted ; but we certainly think that at least one stipendiary ought to be appointed in every considerable centre of population , say 50,000 . The ...
Page 191
... Office , where the original and judicial writs were manufac- tured and elaborated , for the origin of these societies . Original writs were those which commenced legal pro- ceedings : judicial those which were issued in the course of ...
... Office , where the original and judicial writs were manufac- tured and elaborated , for the origin of these societies . Original writs were those which commenced legal pro- ceedings : judicial those which were issued in the course of ...
Page 194
... office of pensioner was abolished , and his duties transferred to the steward . It was subsequently revived for a time with reduced duties . At the Inner Temple , at the commencement of the Records , the pen- sioner was still one of the ...
... office of pensioner was abolished , and his duties transferred to the steward . It was subsequently revived for a time with reduced duties . At the Inner Temple , at the commencement of the Records , the pen- sioner was still one of the ...
Page 195
... office which , after falling into disuse , was subsequently revived merely pending the election of the Principal . This officer may be compared with the Governors of the Inner Temple , the Rulers of the Middle Temple , and the Rectors ...
... office which , after falling into disuse , was subsequently revived merely pending the election of the Principal . This officer may be compared with the Governors of the Inner Temple , the Rulers of the Middle Temple , and the Rectors ...
Page 198
... office for forty years . By an order of 1668 , the office was limited to three years only . In the disputed election of 1677 , the judges decided that upon a vacancy , by the ancient constitution , three persons nomi- nated by the ...
... office for forty years . By an order of 1668 , the office was limited to three years only . In the disputed election of 1677 , the judges decided that upon a vacancy , by the ancient constitution , three persons nomi- nated by the ...
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