Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books; with an Analysis of the Work, Nide 3Harper, 1854 |
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... judge has power , needless and expensive litigation may by a rule or order for that purpose , to be prevented by it , and there are some command the attendance and examina- cases of disputed accounts which a judge tion of any person ...
... judge has power , needless and expensive litigation may by a rule or order for that purpose , to be prevented by it , and there are some command the attendance and examina- cases of disputed accounts which a judge tion of any person ...
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... judge . Attorneys . er , which is to examine the truth of the fact , to determine the law arising upon that fact ... judges are bound to take care of his interests , and they shall admit the best plea in his behalf that any one pres- ent ...
... judge . Attorneys . er , which is to examine the truth of the fact , to determine the law arising upon that fact ... judges are bound to take care of his interests , and they shall admit the best plea in his behalf that any one pres- ent ...
Sivu 25
... judges . No man can prac- tice as an attorney in any of those courts but such as is admit- ted and sworn an attorney of that particular court ; an attorney of the Court of King's Bench can not practice in the Court of Common Pleas ; nor ...
... judges . No man can prac- tice as an attorney in any of those courts but such as is admit- ted and sworn an attorney of that particular court ; an attorney of the Court of King's Bench can not practice in the Court of Common Pleas ; nor ...
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... judges of the courts of Westminster are always admitted into this venerable order , before they are advanced to the bench ; the original of which was probably to qualify the puisné barons of the Exchequer to become justices of Assize ...
... judges of the courts of Westminster are always admitted into this venerable order , before they are advanced to the bench ; the original of which was probably to qualify the puisné barons of the Exchequer to become justices of Assize ...
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... judge . These courts , though in their nature distinct , are frequently confounded together . The court we are now ... judges , and the steward the registrar , as in the case of a court baron . It is 1 Finch , 248 . m Stiernh . , De Jure ...
... judge . These courts , though in their nature distinct , are frequently confounded together . The court we are now ... judges , and the steward the registrar , as in the case of a court baron . It is 1 Finch , 248 . m Stiernh . , De Jure ...
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