Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 12Virginia State Bar Association, 1899 - Bar associations |
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... rule against such attorney to show cause why his license shall not be revoked . Upon the return of the rule , a jury shall be impaneled for the trial of any matter of fact , if required by the defendant ; and if it shall be found by the ...
... rule against such attorney to show cause why his license shall not be revoked . Upon the return of the rule , a jury shall be impaneled for the trial of any matter of fact , if required by the defendant ; and if it shall be found by the ...
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... rule against such attorney to show cause why his license to practice therein shall not be revoked . Upon the return of the rule , a jury shall be impaneled for the trial of any matter of fact , if required by the defendant ; and if it ...
... rule against such attorney to show cause why his license to practice therein shall not be revoked . Upon the return of the rule , a jury shall be impaneled for the trial of any matter of fact , if required by the defendant ; and if it ...
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... rule upon the complaint of any individual . I would sug- gest " may " instead of " shall , " giving some discretion to the court to which application may be made . I hope the amendment proposed by my friend ( Mr. Harrison ) will be ...
... rule upon the complaint of any individual . I would sug- gest " may " instead of " shall , " giving some discretion to the court to which application may be made . I hope the amendment proposed by my friend ( Mr. Harrison ) will be ...
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... rule . The rule is only preliminary , and it seems to me that the issuing of it should be imperative , and that no court should have any discretion whatever . It seems to me that if Mr. Pettit will withdraw his motion , we can pass the ...
... rule . The rule is only preliminary , and it seems to me that the issuing of it should be imperative , and that no court should have any discretion whatever . It seems to me that if Mr. Pettit will withdraw his motion , we can pass the ...
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... rule , the case should be tried without issuing in- formation ? Section 3197 provides that mode of procedure . I would suggest that we let section 3196 read the same way as section 3197 ; then , upon the return of the rule , the jury ...
... rule , the case should be tried without issuing in- formation ? Section 3197 provides that mode of procedure . I would suggest that we let section 3196 read the same way as section 3197 ; then , upon the return of the rule , the jury ...
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