The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 421898 - Law |
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Page 40
... trial , LOPES , L.J. , was willing to do so . The House of Lords have made the order unanimously . This decision cannot be without its effect upon the Court of Appeal , and it has come at a time when the changes in the composition of ...
... trial , LOPES , L.J. , was willing to do so . The House of Lords have made the order unanimously . This decision cannot be without its effect upon the Court of Appeal , and it has come at a time when the changes in the composition of ...
Page 41
... trial or hearing of any action or matter in which there is a right of appeal , the judge , at the request of either party , shall make a note of any question of law raised at such trial or hearing , and of the facts in evidence in rela ...
... trial or hearing of any action or matter in which there is a right of appeal , the judge , at the request of either party , shall make a note of any question of law raised at such trial or hearing , and of the facts in evidence in rela ...
Page 50
... trial of a certain system , it was the duty of lawyers - and he believed it would also be to their interest — that they should have that trial , and that lawyers did take care that what the public really wanted they should do their best ...
... trial of a certain system , it was the duty of lawyers - and he believed it would also be to their interest — that they should have that trial , and that lawyers did take care that what the public really wanted they should do their best ...
Page 63
... trial of an action and to prepare himself to give certain evidence thereat . The action was settled without coming to trial and the defendant never actually made the journey to Birmingham . He claimed , how- ever , to be entitled to ...
... trial of an action and to prepare himself to give certain evidence thereat . The action was settled without coming to trial and the defendant never actually made the journey to Birmingham . He claimed , how- ever , to be entitled to ...
Page 70
... trial . It appeared that when the case was heard before the Lymington Bench the prisoner was defended by a solicitor and desired to call a man named Rickman as a witness . His lawyer , however , advised him not to do so , but suggested ...
... trial . It appeared that when the case was heard before the Lymington Bench the prisoner was defended by a solicitor and desired to call a man named Rickman as a witness . His lawyer , however , advised him not to do so , but suggested ...
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