Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 39Virginia State Bar Association, 1927 - Bar associations |
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... reason than that it seems to be popular nowadays to violate the constitution . We started by post- poning the President's address . We did that for several rea- sons . One reason is that gentlemen in the early part of the day are weaker ...
... reason than that it seems to be popular nowadays to violate the constitution . We started by post- poning the President's address . We did that for several rea- sons . One reason is that gentlemen in the early part of the day are weaker ...
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... reason I can see why the fathers of the Associa- tion prescribed that the President's address should be at the be- ginning of the convention is that they expected the President to talk about the affairs of the Association . That ...
... reason I can see why the fathers of the Associa- tion prescribed that the President's address should be at the be- ginning of the convention is that they expected the President to talk about the affairs of the Association . That ...
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... reason for encouragement . Indeed , when we consider that there are about 2,500 lawyers in the State of Virginia , of whom less than 2,000 perhaps are active practitioners , many having other affairs and other in- come and not dependent ...
... reason for encouragement . Indeed , when we consider that there are about 2,500 lawyers in the State of Virginia , of whom less than 2,000 perhaps are active practitioners , many having other affairs and other in- come and not dependent ...
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... reason why practitioners may not have a private stenographer when they so desire . I will say this , which need not be taken seriously : if the judges had stenographers maybe they would answer our letters more promptly . I don't know ...
... reason why practitioners may not have a private stenographer when they so desire . I will say this , which need not be taken seriously : if the judges had stenographers maybe they would answer our letters more promptly . I don't know ...
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... reason at all for motions in equity . I have had experience in other States in association with attorneys in those States , and I find that the complaint used in New York , Georgia , North Carolina and some other States requires far ...
... reason at all for motions in equity . I have had experience in other States in association with attorneys in those States , and I find that the complaint used in New York , Georgia , North Carolina and some other States requires far ...
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