 | 1849 - 544 páginas
...excessive number of kwyers may have a farther inconvenience in respect of multiplying of needless suits, it is therefore ordered — " That there shall not be called to the banin any one year, by readers or benchers in any one society, above the number of eight ,' or according... | |
 | 1863 - 858 páginas
...excessive number of lawyers may have a farther inconvenience in respect of multiplying of needless suits, it is therefore ordered : That there shall not be...benchers in any one Society, .above the number of eight. " That for the time to come no outer barrister begin to -practise publickly at any Barr at Westminster... | |
 | Alexander Pulling - 1884 - 358 páginas
...excessive number of lawyers may have a farther inconvenience, in respect of multiplying of needless suits; it is therefore ordered that there shall not be called to the Ilarr in any one year, by Readers or Benchers in any one Society, above the number of eight, or according... | |
 | Alexander Pulling - 1897 - 354 páginas
...Codyngton, Case of in the record cited, no doubt appears to have been both Codyngton. needless suits ; it is therefore ordered that there shall not be called to the Barr in any one year, by 2leadcrs or Bencher* in any one Society, above the number of eight, or according to that proportion,... | |
 | Middle Temple (London, England) - 1912 - 532 páginas
...excessive number of lawyers may have a farther inconvenience in respect of multiplying needless suits, it is therefore ordered that there shall not be called...Society above the number of eight, or according to that proportion, being of Continuance and having done the Exercises according to the Orders of the several... | |
 | John Bruce Williamson - 1925 - 726 páginas
...number of lawyers 2 maye have a further inconvenience in respect of multiplying of needles sutes Yt ys therefore ordered that there shall not be called to the Barr in anye one yeare by Readers or Benchers in any one Societye above the number of eight or according to... | |
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That there shall not be called to the banin any one year, by readers or benchers in any one society, above the number of eight ,' or according to that proportion, being of continuance, and having done the exercises according to the orders of the several... 