The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 73
... barrister has been taught to believe and now as a rule holds it as part of his creed , that he may not be instructed as counsel for a lay client without the intervention of an intermediary - solicitor or attorney . It is obvious that to ...
... barrister has been taught to believe and now as a rule holds it as part of his creed , that he may not be instructed as counsel for a lay client without the intervention of an intermediary - solicitor or attorney . It is obvious that to ...
Page 74
... barrister , for the benefit of his learned opinion , or for fight in the Forum . All this , be it remembered , being to the disadvantage of the junior barrister , who might obtain several of the lesser cases , now brought to his more ...
... barrister , for the benefit of his learned opinion , or for fight in the Forum . All this , be it remembered , being to the disadvantage of the junior barrister , who might obtain several of the lesser cases , now brought to his more ...
Page 75
... barrister in a County Court must be instructed by an attorney . He admitted , however , that in criminal trials a prisoner had always been allowed to have himself defended by counsel , without the intervention of an attorney . Mr. A ...
... barrister in a County Court must be instructed by an attorney . He admitted , however , that in criminal trials a prisoner had always been allowed to have himself defended by counsel , without the intervention of an attorney . Mr. A ...
Page 76
... law by which it can be enforced . The only statutable provision upon the subject is by the late County Courts Act ( 9 & 10 Vict . , c . 95 , s . 91 ) , which enacts that a barrister shall not be entitled to appear in any of the said ...
... law by which it can be enforced . The only statutable provision upon the subject is by the late County Courts Act ( 9 & 10 Vict . , c . 95 , s . 91 ) , which enacts that a barrister shall not be entitled to appear in any of the said ...
Page 79
... barrister from appearing in a County Court unless instructed by an attorney , was repealed by sect . 10 of 15 & 16 Vict . at the instance of the late Lord Brougham , and it is thereby enacted that " a barrister retained by or on behalf ...
... barrister from appearing in a County Court unless instructed by an attorney , was repealed by sect . 10 of 15 & 16 Vict . at the instance of the late Lord Brougham , and it is thereby enacted that " a barrister retained by or on behalf ...
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