The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 80
... attorney , was discharged by the council from a command of the Lord Admiral to appear at Orewell armed and apparelled as a man at arms . Afterwards persons were admitted to practice as attorneys who had not taken the degree of ...
... attorney , was discharged by the council from a command of the Lord Admiral to appear at Orewell armed and apparelled as a man at arms . Afterwards persons were admitted to practice as attorneys who had not taken the degree of ...
Page 81
... attorney , yet in other Courts the apprentice attorney would have no one to instruct but himself , until the separation of the two functions , which now generally prevails , had taken place ; a separation which does , however , exist in ...
... attorney , yet in other Courts the apprentice attorney would have no one to instruct but himself , until the separation of the two functions , which now generally prevails , had taken place ; a separation which does , however , exist in ...
Page 82
... attorney , because it is not judged advisable that another attorney should intervene in so delicate an affair ; in the case of the drawing up of wills , because the client may wish to confide his future intentions to as few persons as ...
... attorney , because it is not judged advisable that another attorney should intervene in so delicate an affair ; in the case of the drawing up of wills , because the client may wish to confide his future intentions to as few persons as ...
Page 83
... permits barristers to undertake . Without disparaging the utility of attorneys , or solicitors , and their bills of costs , it nevertheless is desirable that the superstition of the necessity of TO BE INSTRUCTED BY LAY CLIENTS . 83.
... permits barristers to undertake . Without disparaging the utility of attorneys , or solicitors , and their bills of costs , it nevertheless is desirable that the superstition of the necessity of TO BE INSTRUCTED BY LAY CLIENTS . 83.
Page 84
... attorney , solicitor , and notary public in one person , in many of our colonies and in the United States , testifies largely to the opinion of those of our own kith and kin as to the undesirability of the employment of intermediaries ...
... attorney , solicitor , and notary public in one person , in many of our colonies and in the United States , testifies largely to the opinion of those of our own kith and kin as to the undesirability of the employment of intermediaries ...
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