The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 75
... attorney , for it expressly gives the pauper the services of an attorney as well as of counsel gratuitously . He also referred to the then County Courts Act ( 9 & 10 Vict . , c . 95 ) , by sect . 91 of which it was provided that a ...
... attorney , for it expressly gives the pauper the services of an attorney as well as of counsel gratuitously . He also referred to the then County Courts Act ( 9 & 10 Vict . , c . 95 ) , by sect . 91 of which it was provided that a ...
Page 76
... attorney , might assist him , the assistance of counsel instructed by himself without an attorney . There certainly has been an understanding in the profession that a barrister ought not to accept a brief in a Civil suit except from an ...
... attorney , might assist him , the assistance of counsel instructed by himself without an attorney . There certainly has been an understanding in the profession that a barrister ought not to accept a brief in a Civil suit except from an ...
Page 77
... attorney . " There would be a great difficulty in drawing a strict distinction for this purpose between Civil and ... attorney being employed . There is no decided case which can assist us , for in The King v . Sir Francis Burdett , and ...
... attorney . " There would be a great difficulty in drawing a strict distinction for this purpose between Civil and ... attorney being employed . There is no decided case which can assist us , for in The King v . Sir Francis Burdett , and ...
Page 78
... attorney and those of the counsel , and I believe that the intervention of the attorney between the counsel and the party has greatly contributed not only to the dignity of the Bar , but to the improvement of English jurisprudence . I ...
... attorney and those of the counsel , and I believe that the intervention of the attorney between the counsel and the party has greatly contributed not only to the dignity of the Bar , but to the improvement of English jurisprudence . I ...
Page 79
... attorney , was repealed by sect . 10 of 15 & 16 Vict .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 of the party on either side " may address the Court , subject to ...
... attorney , was repealed by sect . 10 of 15 & 16 Vict .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 of the party on either side " may address the Court , subject to ...
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