The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 311887 - Law |
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Page 44
... person or firma [ Rule 48 ( a ) ] . 3. A direction for payment , not exceeding £ 500 ( other than a periodical payment ) , to a person not having a banking account , or whose name and address are not ascertained as above mentioned ...
... person or firma [ Rule 48 ( a ) ] . 3. A direction for payment , not exceeding £ 500 ( other than a periodical payment ) , to a person not having a banking account , or whose name and address are not ascertained as above mentioned ...
Page 75
... person redeeming , or the plaintiff in the event of foreclosure , should be at liberty to apply in chambers for payment or transfer of any money in court or in the hands of the receiver . It was contended on behalf of the plaintiff that ...
... person redeeming , or the plaintiff in the event of foreclosure , should be at liberty to apply in chambers for payment or transfer of any money in court or in the hands of the receiver . It was contended on behalf of the plaintiff that ...
Page 89
... person , where any malice must have been actual , and there would be no question of imputed malice . To say that a proposition which was originally asserted in a certain sense in relation to an actual natural person also applies in the ...
... person , where any malice must have been actual , and there would be no question of imputed malice . To say that a proposition which was originally asserted in a certain sense in relation to an actual natural person also applies in the ...
Page 103
... person who has power to " retain and employ " the solicitor , but also any person " liable to pay " the solicitor . But then , as we pointed out last week , the lessor , in case the lessee does not retain the lessor's solicitor , is ...
... person who has power to " retain and employ " the solicitor , but also any person " liable to pay " the solicitor . But then , as we pointed out last week , the lessor , in case the lessee does not retain the lessor's solicitor , is ...
Page 109
... person holding an incompatible office was not made ineligible for another office by reason of its incompatibility , but that if he was elected to and accepted the second office he thereby vacated the former office . The duty of a ...
... person holding an incompatible office was not made ineligible for another office by reason of its incompatibility , but that if he was elected to and accepted the second office he thereby vacated the former office . The duty of a ...
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