The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 349
... costs ; it recommends that the salaries of the Judges should be raised to £ 2,000 per annum , with a pension of two - thirds of their salaries after twenty years ' service , and condemns the present system which allows Registrars to ...
... costs ; it recommends that the salaries of the Judges should be raised to £ 2,000 per annum , with a pension of two - thirds of their salaries after twenty years ' service , and condemns the present system which allows Registrars to ...
Page 351
... costs , ex- clusive of disbursements . This penalty is rendered enforceable at the discretion of a Judge or Master in those cases only where he is of opinion " that there was no question of fact or law to be tried or decided of ...
... costs , ex- clusive of disbursements . This penalty is rendered enforceable at the discretion of a Judge or Master in those cases only where he is of opinion " that there was no question of fact or law to be tried or decided of ...
Page 353
... costs are left almost universally in the discretion of the Court , and therefore it is unnecessary to revert to this prohibitive policy . These were in all probability among the reasons . which induced the Select Committee of last ...
... costs are left almost universally in the discretion of the Court , and therefore it is unnecessary to revert to this prohibitive policy . These were in all probability among the reasons . which induced the Select Committee of last ...
Page 357
... costs the party who justifiably altered it ? The only other proviso to be noticed in connection with the extension of County Court jurisdiction is Sec . 14. Its purpose is not far to seek . It is a covert blow , aimed at the local and ...
... costs the party who justifiably altered it ? The only other proviso to be noticed in connection with the extension of County Court jurisdiction is Sec . 14. Its purpose is not far to seek . It is a covert blow , aimed at the local and ...
Page 358
... costs ? This casus omissus would not arise if matters were permitted to remain in statu quo . Sec . 29 of 30 & 31 Vict . , c . 142 , which it is now sought to repeal , allows County Court costs only where the plaintiff recovers less ...
... costs ? This casus omissus would not arise if matters were permitted to remain in statu quo . Sec . 29 of 30 & 31 Vict . , c . 142 , which it is now sought to repeal , allows County Court costs only where the plaintiff recovers less ...
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