The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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Page 40
... reason why chairs should not be provided , as in the chambers of the Chancery Division , for those who attend before the judge , instead of their having to lounge in an uncomfortable and standing position over the high desk which ...
... reason why chairs should not be provided , as in the chambers of the Chancery Division , for those who attend before the judge , instead of their having to lounge in an uncomfortable and standing position over the high desk which ...
Page 48
... reason prescribed that a special resolution should initiate , and ordinary resolution should confirm ; it also most indefensibly pro- posed to postpone the confirming resolution until the bankrupt bad passed his public examination , and ...
... reason prescribed that a special resolution should initiate , and ordinary resolution should confirm ; it also most indefensibly pro- posed to postpone the confirming resolution until the bankrupt bad passed his public examination , and ...
Page 54
... reason of the thing and with public convenience that an appeal should lie from every decision of the High Court ; but that such appeal should , in certain classes of cases , be by leave only . It would probably be right to lay down in ...
... reason of the thing and with public convenience that an appeal should lie from every decision of the High Court ; but that such appeal should , in certain classes of cases , be by leave only . It would probably be right to lay down in ...
Page 58
... reason for requiring him to give security for the costs of his appeal . The defend- ant had given notice of appeal from the judgment of Fry , J. ( 29 W. R. 887 , L. R. 18 Ch . D. 229 , 25 SOLICITORS ' JOURNAL , 640 ) , and the ...
... reason for requiring him to give security for the costs of his appeal . The defend- ant had given notice of appeal from the judgment of Fry , J. ( 29 W. R. 887 , L. R. 18 Ch . D. 229 , 25 SOLICITORS ' JOURNAL , 640 ) , and the ...
Page 67
... reason any one could have for coveting such a book , for the contents are not of a fascinating character , and the value of the parchment on which they are written can hardly be supposed to afford a sufficient motive for theft . These ...
... reason any one could have for coveting such a book , for the contents are not of a fascinating character , and the value of the parchment on which they are written can hardly be supposed to afford a sufficient motive for theft . These ...
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