The Percy Anecdotes: Original and Select, Volume 14G. Berger, 1868 - Anecdotes |
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... counsel at the previous assize . The plaintiff was nonsuited . A motion was afterwards made in the Court of King's ... counsel , who are appointed by the parties F 2 THE BAR . 51 bounds, and counsel may go any length? If ...
... counsel at the previous assize . The plaintiff was nonsuited . A motion was afterwards made in the Court of King's ... counsel , who are appointed by the parties F 2 THE BAR . 51 bounds, and counsel may go any length? If ...
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Original and Select. case of counsel , who are appointed by the parties as better able to conduct their causes , the client con- signs his interests to a counsel , who only speaks from information ; and he is privileged , when commenting ...
Original and Select. case of counsel , who are appointed by the parties as better able to conduct their causes , the client con- signs his interests to a counsel , who only speaks from information ; and he is privileged , when commenting ...
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... counsel , " for what reason did you take up your residence in that place ? " " To avoid the rascally impertinence of dunning , " answered the witness . When Sergeant Cockle was on the Northern Cir- cuit , he once told a witness that he ...
... counsel , " for what reason did you take up your residence in that place ? " " To avoid the rascally impertinence of dunning , " answered the witness . When Sergeant Cockle was on the Northern Cir- cuit , he once told a witness that he ...
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