Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 15 |
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In February , 1901 , a joint resolution was passed by the General Assembly of Virginia , appointing a committee of three to draft a bill for its consideration . In August , 1901 , your committee made its second report ; and then it was ...
In February , 1901 , a joint resolution was passed by the General Assembly of Virginia , appointing a committee of three to draft a bill for its consideration . In August , 1901 , your committee made its second report ; and then it was ...
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Acting upon this suggestion , I said nothing about the Association , but introduced it to the Assembly on its own merits , and it was promptly passed by both branches . Therefore , I say that if there is anything in the measure to - day ...
Acting upon this suggestion , I said nothing about the Association , but introduced it to the Assembly on its own merits , and it was promptly passed by both branches . Therefore , I say that if there is anything in the measure to - day ...
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... because the people of this State are behind it ; they have had some information , if the members of this Association have not . Constantly I am approached by business men , who say : " I hope the Torrens Ict will be passed .
... because the people of this State are behind it ; they have had some information , if the members of this Association have not . Constantly I am approached by business men , who say : " I hope the Torrens Ict will be passed .
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case has gone up to that court and none is likely to go ; but the Supreme Court of Minnesota has passed upon it in an elaborate opinion , as already stated by me , in case of State vs. Westfall . Mr. W. M. Lile : Mr. President , I would ...
case has gone up to that court and none is likely to go ; but the Supreme Court of Minnesota has passed upon it in an elaborate opinion , as already stated by me , in case of State vs. Westfall . Mr. W. M. Lile : Mr. President , I would ...
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I began the year with a balance of $ 989.79 , and ended with a balance of $ 1,107.08 in the treasury ; the sum of $ 200.00 referred to in former reports having been passed to the general account . Our financial history is summarized in ...
I began the year with a balance of $ 989.79 , and ended with a balance of $ 1,107.08 in the treasury ; the sum of $ 200.00 referred to in former reports having been passed to the general account . Our financial history is summarized in ...
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| Title | Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 15 |
| Author | Virginia State Bar Association |
| Publisher | Virginia State Bar Association, 1902 |
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