The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... counsel and agents . These , at the Parliamentary Bar , are by no means excessive . Measured by comparison with the fees given on Election Petitions or Arbitrations they are very small . Is there any reason to suppose that these would ...
... counsel and agents . These , at the Parliamentary Bar , are by no means excessive . Measured by comparison with the fees given on Election Petitions or Arbitrations they are very small . Is there any reason to suppose that these would ...
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... counsel as Sir Edmund Beckett , Mr. Calvert , Q.C. , Mr. Burke , Q.C. , and such an experienced agent as Sir Theodore Martin , the public , we believe , would desire to have some information as to their views . We conclude that Mr ...
... counsel as Sir Edmund Beckett , Mr. Calvert , Q.C. , Mr. Burke , Q.C. , and such an experienced agent as Sir Theodore Martin , the public , we believe , would desire to have some information as to their views . We conclude that Mr ...
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... counsel and agent of experience at the Parliamentary Bar . This is what Sir Theodore Martin says of it in his Notes on Private Bill Legislation ( published in 1872 ) , p . 11 : " The interests dealt with by Private Bills are of such ...
... counsel and agent of experience at the Parliamentary Bar . This is what Sir Theodore Martin says of it in his Notes on Private Bill Legislation ( published in 1872 ) , p . 11 : " The interests dealt with by Private Bills are of such ...
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... counsel and witnesses , and if we may take the scale of fees paid to counsel practising before the Railway Commissioners as any criterion of what would be given to members of the Bar practising before the proposed tribunal , we may say ...
... counsel and witnesses , and if we may take the scale of fees paid to counsel practising before the Railway Commissioners as any criterion of what would be given to members of the Bar practising before the proposed tribunal , we may say ...
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... Counsel had quite enough to do to " over - bear one another without attempting to over - bear the Committee too . " But the condemnation , if it applies to Committees , applies to all lay tribunals , before which members of the Bar ...
... Counsel had quite enough to do to " over - bear one another without attempting to over - bear the Committee too . " But the condemnation , if it applies to Committees , applies to all lay tribunals , before which members of the Bar ...
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