Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 5Virginia State Bar Association, 1892 - Bar associations |
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... Court of the city of Richmond in the new city hall ; that is to say , have it put there with the assent of the Common Council of the city of Richmond . Of course the author- ities of William and Mary would have to be consulted if it ...
... Court of the city of Richmond in the new city hall ; that is to say , have it put there with the assent of the Common Council of the city of Richmond . Of course the author- ities of William and Mary would have to be consulted if it ...
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... court - room of the Court of Appeals be selected as the place , the proper authority would be the State Legislature , which does not meet for two years . The President : Gentlemen of the Association , -You have heard the amendment of Mr ...
... court - room of the Court of Appeals be selected as the place , the proper authority would be the State Legislature , which does not meet for two years . The President : Gentlemen of the Association , -You have heard the amendment of Mr ...
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... Court of Ap- peals of West Virginia , and I introduce to you , as your orator upon this occasion , the Honorable Daniel Bedinger Lucas , Presi- dent of the Court of Appeals of West Virginia . Judge Lucas then delivered the annual ...
... Court of Ap- peals of West Virginia , and I introduce to you , as your orator upon this occasion , the Honorable Daniel Bedinger Lucas , Presi- dent of the Court of Appeals of West Virginia . Judge Lucas then delivered the annual ...
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... courts and judges are instituted to pre- serve and protect . It is no novel attempt to impair the useful- ness of the two systems , but an honest effort to show the lawyers of Virginia that in this way , by the fusion of the modes of ...
... courts and judges are instituted to pre- serve and protect . It is no novel attempt to impair the useful- ness of the two systems , but an honest effort to show the lawyers of Virginia that in this way , by the fusion of the modes of ...
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... court , as many several matters as he saw fit . From the passage of that act to the present time it has been found utterly impos- sible , even in the common law courts , to administer justice on the theory theretofore in use . The act ...
... court , as many several matters as he saw fit . From the passage of that act to the present time it has been found utterly impos- sible , even in the common law courts , to administer justice on the theory theretofore in use . The act ...
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