Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 6Virginia State Bar Association, 1893 - Bar associations |
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... Judge John W. Stout , of Staunton . The President : Next is the report of the Treasurer . Mr. Guy read his report as Treasurer . ( See Report at end of Minutes . ) The reports of the Secretary and Treasurer were adopted . The President ...
... Judge John W. Stout , of Staunton . The President : Next is the report of the Treasurer . Mr. Guy read his report as Treasurer . ( See Report at end of Minutes . ) The reports of the Secretary and Treasurer were adopted . The President ...
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... Judge John W. Stout . The resolution was adopted , and the Chair appointed for that purpose a committee consisting of Judge B. W. Lacy , of New Kent ; S. V. Southal , of Charlottesville ; James Pleasants , of Richmond ; A. C. Braxton ...
... Judge John W. Stout . The resolution was adopted , and the Chair appointed for that purpose a committee consisting of Judge B. W. Lacy , of New Kent ; S. V. Southal , of Charlottesville ; James Pleasants , of Richmond ; A. C. Braxton ...
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... judge of his opinion as to the sufficiency , the credibility or the weight of evidence , has ever been promptly resented and condemned ; and it has been over and over declared that the fact that the Judge differs in opinion from the ...
... judge of his opinion as to the sufficiency , the credibility or the weight of evidence , has ever been promptly resented and condemned ; and it has been over and over declared that the fact that the Judge differs in opinion from the ...
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... Judge as to the form of the action and pleading , the plaintiff shall at a suc- ceeding term recover a judgment ... Judges of these courts differ as to what is the proper procedure , and , for instance , the Chancery Court having ...
... Judge as to the form of the action and pleading , the plaintiff shall at a suc- ceeding term recover a judgment ... Judges of these courts differ as to what is the proper procedure , and , for instance , the Chancery Court having ...
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... judges may very well differ in opinion . And , after all , the Appellate Court may not think that the action or suit , in a case involving real doubt or difficulty as to the remedy , was originally rightly brought , and send it back to ...
... judges may very well differ in opinion . And , after all , the Appellate Court may not think that the action or suit , in a case involving real doubt or difficulty as to the remedy , was originally rightly brought , and send it back to ...
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