The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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Page 79
... received an elaborate report from the Council of the Incorporated Law Society on the subject of the scale of remuneration to be provided under the Act , and a letter inviting any suggestions by this society to be submitted to the ...
... received an elaborate report from the Council of the Incorporated Law Society on the subject of the scale of remuneration to be provided under the Act , and a letter inviting any suggestions by this society to be submitted to the ...
Page 82
... received many letters , some from younger , some from older men - all mentioning that on some occasion or other I have been kind to them ( occasions of which I often bad no recollection ) ; but at least I can assure you that it has been ...
... received many letters , some from younger , some from older men - all mentioning that on some occasion or other I have been kind to them ( occasions of which I often bad no recollection ) ; but at least I can assure you that it has been ...
Page 98
... received early the next morning , and the notice could have been sent by the country solicitors to the registrar of the county court before the closing of his office , which closed at one p.m. on Saturday . Bacon , C.J. , held that the ...
... received early the next morning , and the notice could have been sent by the country solicitors to the registrar of the county court before the closing of his office , which closed at one p.m. on Saturday . Bacon , C.J. , held that the ...
Page 99
... received by herself . The solicitor alleged that the sums actually retained by him or his clerk amounted only to £ 213 8s . 7d . , and that the sums received by Barri and James were paid to them by the client herself . Cookson , Q.C. ...
... received by herself . The solicitor alleged that the sums actually retained by him or his clerk amounted only to £ 213 8s . 7d . , and that the sums received by Barri and James were paid to them by the client herself . Cookson , Q.C. ...
Page 104
... received and a summary application . The principle laid down by Lord Tenterden in Ex parte Bayley ( 9 B. & C. 691 ) ... received from the sheriff without any special authority , either from the client or the country solicitor , but simply ...
... received and a summary application . The principle laid down by Lord Tenterden in Ex parte Bayley ( 9 B. & C. 691 ) ... received from the sheriff without any special authority , either from the client or the country solicitor , but simply ...
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