The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 203
... paid to his English by Mr. Copinger . The utility , no less than the elegance , of his Treatise would have been enhanced , and notably so in the sections relating to Trans- lation , by a closer following of the best masters of our ...
... paid to his English by Mr. Copinger . The utility , no less than the elegance , of his Treatise would have been enhanced , and notably so in the sections relating to Trans- lation , by a closer following of the best masters of our ...
Page 282
... paid . Per Lord President : " The petitioner having consented as the representative of a latent trust to become a partner of this bank to the extent of these shares of bank stock , cannot possibly escape from his liability in a question ...
... paid . Per Lord President : " The petitioner having consented as the representative of a latent trust to become a partner of this bank to the extent of these shares of bank stock , cannot possibly escape from his liability in a question ...
Page 323
... paid by the Crown , holds his office ad vitam aut culpam , and must be an Advocate , or a Procurator , of five years ' standing . Originally , as I have said , he was appointed by the Sheriff , and did not require to be a lawyer . At ...
... paid by the Crown , holds his office ad vitam aut culpam , and must be an Advocate , or a Procurator , of five years ' standing . Originally , as I have said , he was appointed by the Sheriff , and did not require to be a lawyer . At ...
Page 329
... paid by fees under a tariff fixed by the Court of Session . Procurators . - Causes are conducted in the Sheriff Court by Procurators , or , as they are often termed , Agents or Solicitors , though in cases of importance the litigants ...
... paid by fees under a tariff fixed by the Court of Session . Procurators . - Causes are conducted in the Sheriff Court by Procurators , or , as they are often termed , Agents or Solicitors , though in cases of importance the litigants ...
Page 358
... paid for within the appointed time is still a signal for private war of kindred against kindred . That the revenge was not originally restricted to the person of the slayer should be clearly understood , for only thus can we understand ...
... paid for within the appointed time is still a signal for private war of kindred against kindred . That the revenge was not originally restricted to the person of the slayer should be clearly understood , for only thus can we understand ...
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