The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... passed upon , the ruling of the Court of Paris on certain other points of more immediate interest being reversed , and a retrial ordered before the Court of Appeal of Orleans . The Court of Orleans , re- viewing the whole case , agreed ...
... passed upon , the ruling of the Court of Paris on certain other points of more immediate interest being reversed , and a retrial ordered before the Court of Appeal of Orleans . The Court of Orleans , re- viewing the whole case , agreed ...
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... passed several important restrictions upon the practice of advocates in Hungary . By a royal proclamation it was enjoined that no one should be simultaneously advocate and witness , or advocate or judge in the same law - suit . The ...
... passed several important restrictions upon the practice of advocates in Hungary . By a royal proclamation it was enjoined that no one should be simultaneously advocate and witness , or advocate or judge in the same law - suit . The ...
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... passing an examination to take an oath that wittingly he would accept no unjust cause ; that against the due course of the law no one he would defend ; that law - suits he would not willingly protract ; and that by no secret bargain he ...
... passing an examination to take an oath that wittingly he would accept no unjust cause ; that against the due course of the law no one he would defend ; that law - suits he would not willingly protract ; and that by no secret bargain he ...
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... passed a special examination were eligible to practise . ( 3 ) After 1848 the Austrian rule became all powerful . During the next few years the Hungarian laws were abro- gated . An imperial decree established the new regulations for the ...
... passed a special examination were eligible to practise . ( 3 ) After 1848 the Austrian rule became all powerful . During the next few years the Hungarian laws were abro- gated . An imperial decree established the new regulations for the ...
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... passed . The one ( Statute 35 ) instituted public notaries as a distinct body ; the other ( Statute 34 ) revised the rules of the advo- cates . These laws , though from time to time the subject of some criticism , exist to - day . Two ...
... passed . The one ( Statute 35 ) instituted public notaries as a distinct body ; the other ( Statute 34 ) revised the rules of the advo- cates . These laws , though from time to time the subject of some criticism , exist to - day . Two ...
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