The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 32
... judges . Sir John Coleridge wisely declined the Mastership of the Rolls , which was offered to , and accepted by ... judge who is at once expeditious and trustworthy . The late Solicitor - General may not be in all respects one of those ...
... judges . Sir John Coleridge wisely declined the Mastership of the Rolls , which was offered to , and accepted by ... judge who is at once expeditious and trustworthy . The late Solicitor - General may not be in all respects one of those ...
Page 34
... judges of first instance in Chancery , even when the vacant judgship was filled up , and judicial statistics show that the amount of business in Chancery is ten times that of Law ; yet there are 18 Common Law judges , and , striking off ...
... judges of first instance in Chancery , even when the vacant judgship was filled up , and judicial statistics show that the amount of business in Chancery is ten times that of Law ; yet there are 18 Common Law judges , and , striking off ...
Page 35
... judges should be equally able to discharge all kinds of judicial business , but that the men best fitted for each kind of judicial business can be delegated to it . At present , through the artificial separation of the Courts , this is ...
... judges should be equally able to discharge all kinds of judicial business , but that the men best fitted for each kind of judicial business can be delegated to it . At present , through the artificial separation of the Courts , this is ...
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... Judges , from whose determination questions of procedure are practically eliminated , that members of the two Bars may be freely inter- mingled with each other . The truth , as now brought practi- cally home to us , must damp the faith ...
... Judges , from whose determination questions of procedure are practically eliminated , that members of the two Bars may be freely inter- mingled with each other . The truth , as now brought practi- cally home to us , must damp the faith ...
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... Judges who are something more than mere lawyers . An English Judge , and especially an English Chief Justice , should certainly be a lawyer , but if possible he should also be a scholar and a gentleman . To all three characters Sir John ...
... Judges who are something more than mere lawyers . An English Judge , and especially an English Chief Justice , should certainly be a lawyer , but if possible he should also be a scholar and a gentleman . To all three characters Sir John ...
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