The Law Magazine and Law Review, Or, Quarterly Journal of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Butterworths, 1856 - Law |
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... lawyer ; but his legal knowledge is never available , unless there be a difference of opinion among the jurats , and an equality of votes for each opinion . Even then he can vote only for one of the opinions which the jurats support ...
... lawyer ; but his legal knowledge is never available , unless there be a difference of opinion among the jurats , and an equality of votes for each opinion . Even then he can vote only for one of the opinions which the jurats support ...
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... lawyers the idea of an authority much inferior to that which the constable , and as acting for him the centenier , constitution- ally possesses . These officers have functions partly resembling those of our police magistrates . They may ...
... lawyers the idea of an authority much inferior to that which the constable , and as acting for him the centenier , constitution- ally possesses . These officers have functions partly resembling those of our police magistrates . They may ...
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... lawyers , grounded entirely upon a very loose and inaccurate passage in Lord Coke's First Institute , that the prerogative of the Crown extended to legalize such a grant . When the matter was examined closely , this opinion appeared to ...
... lawyers , grounded entirely upon a very loose and inaccurate passage in Lord Coke's First Institute , that the prerogative of the Crown extended to legalize such a grant . When the matter was examined closely , this opinion appeared to ...
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... lawyers , and there is no doubt enter- tained in Westminster Hall that their answers would have been given against the grant , because it is well known that such is now the opinion of those learned persons . We are not about to enter at ...
... lawyers , and there is no doubt enter- tained in Westminster Hall that their answers would have been given against the grant , because it is well known that such is now the opinion of those learned persons . We are not about to enter at ...
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... lawyer being elected to serve for a county ; one of the Tudors sent his instructions to a sheriff to return one of his servants ; boroughs were constantly enfran- chised and disfranchised by the writs being sent to them or withheld ...
... lawyer being elected to serve for a county ; one of the Tudors sent his instructions to a sheriff to return one of his servants ; boroughs were constantly enfran- chised and disfranchised by the writs being sent to them or withheld ...
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