The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 251881 - Law |
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Page 42
... judge . These little defects are allowed to be sup- plied by any member of the bar who happens to be in court ; who , so to speak , hands up a little lantern to help the judge through the dark ways of the law . The only fees of the ...
... judge . These little defects are allowed to be sup- plied by any member of the bar who happens to be in court ; who , so to speak , hands up a little lantern to help the judge through the dark ways of the law . The only fees of the ...
Page 76
... judge . He steadily supported the Government of Lord John Russell , and in 1850 he established his reputation as a first - class par- liamentary speaker by his speech in support of Lord Palmerston's proceedings in the matter of " Don ...
... judge . He steadily supported the Government of Lord John Russell , and in 1850 he established his reputation as a first - class par- liamentary speaker by his speech in support of Lord Palmerston's proceedings in the matter of " Don ...
Page 77
... judge now may , and does , eit interchangeably in each division . The puisne judges in the Exchequer Division appointed since the Judicature Act came into operation are no longer called Barons . On the whole , it is difficult to ...
... judge now may , and does , eit interchangeably in each division . The puisne judges in the Exchequer Division appointed since the Judicature Act came into operation are no longer called Barons . On the whole , it is difficult to ...
Page 88
... judge ought to be appointed to give his whole time to bankruptcy and the hearing of all important matters , and appeals from the registrars and county court judges ; and the Court of Bankruptcy ought to form a Division of the High Court ...
... judge ought to be appointed to give his whole time to bankruptcy and the hearing of all important matters , and appeals from the registrars and county court judges ; and the Court of Bankruptcy ought to form a Division of the High Court ...
Page 97
... Judge . ] Ex therefore , dismiss the application , with costs . ( Before Mr. REGISTRAR MURRAY , acting as Chief Judge . ) Tilley of stating in his affidavit what was not the fact , but 98 THE SOLICITORS ' JOURNAL . against the separate ...
... Judge . ] Ex therefore , dismiss the application , with costs . ( Before Mr. REGISTRAR MURRAY , acting as Chief Judge . ) Tilley of stating in his affidavit what was not the fact , but 98 THE SOLICITORS ' JOURNAL . against the separate ...
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