The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 56
... Practice , and Bills of Costs . Nor is it intended for those aspirants to the Bar , whose minds do not rise above practice in Criminal Courts , or the patrimony of family briefs . It is intended for the University man , who desires to ...
... Practice , and Bills of Costs . Nor is it intended for those aspirants to the Bar , whose minds do not rise above practice in Criminal Courts , or the patrimony of family briefs . It is intended for the University man , who desires to ...
Page 60
... practice which very seldom obtains in England , although it would appear to be common in the United States . By a vote of nine to six the Benchers of the Law Society of Canada have decided not to allow Miss Martin , who had passed her ...
... practice which very seldom obtains in England , although it would appear to be common in the United States . By a vote of nine to six the Benchers of the Law Society of Canada have decided not to allow Miss Martin , who had passed her ...
Page 68
... granted where a * i.e. , The Commissioners appointed to inquire into the process , practice , etc. , in the Superior Courts at Westminster . ров good . / Court of Equity had , previously 68 INJUNCTIONS TO RESTRAIN LIBELS .
... granted where a * i.e. , The Commissioners appointed to inquire into the process , practice , etc. , in the Superior Courts at Westminster . ров good . / Court of Equity had , previously 68 INJUNCTIONS TO RESTRAIN LIBELS .
Page 75
... practice in criminal matters was conclusive , for the only question was whether there be any rule of law prohibiting ... practice exists of taking briefs without the intervention of a solicitor , why then should not the same liberty ...
... practice in criminal matters was conclusive , for the only question was whether there be any rule of law prohibiting ... practice exists of taking briefs without the intervention of a solicitor , why then should not the same liberty ...
Page 76
... practice for a barrister not to plead unless instructed by an attorney , does not prevail , and we all know instances in which , with the sanction and at the suggestion of Judges , barristers have defended prisoners without the ...
... practice for a barrister not to plead unless instructed by an attorney , does not prevail , and we all know instances in which , with the sanction and at the suggestion of Judges , barristers have defended prisoners without the ...
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