Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench: In Michaelmas, Hilary and Easter Terms in the Third [-sixth] Year[s] of William IV, Issue 10, Volume 6S. Sweet, 1834 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... apply for admission by petition in writing to the judges , to be deli- vered to the clerk of the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench , upon which no fee or gratuity shall be received ; which application shall be heard in ...
... apply for admission by petition in writing to the judges , to be deli- vered to the clerk of the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench , upon which no fee or gratuity shall be received ; which application shall be heard in ...
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... applying to be readmitted discontinued to practise , and as to their conduct and employment during the time of such discontinuance , IT IS FURTHER ORDERED , That at the time of giving the usual notice of the intention to apply for such ...
... applying to be readmitted discontinued to practise , and as to their conduct and employment during the time of such discontinuance , IT IS FURTHER ORDERED , That at the time of giving the usual notice of the intention to apply for such ...
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... applies upon a convic- only where the Crown itself is directly interested , and ap- tion , extend to a private pears by the Attorney - General . It does not apply to cases prosecutor . in which the prosecutor is a private individual ...
... applies upon a convic- only where the Crown itself is directly interested , and ap- tion , extend to a private pears by the Attorney - General . It does not apply to cases prosecutor . in which the prosecutor is a private individual ...
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... apply to defects in the form of the conviction . The justices have determined the appeal on what they term matter of form . Supposing it to be matter of form , the defect was cured by the statute . If the defect be matter of substance ...
... apply to defects in the form of the conviction . The justices have determined the appeal on what they term matter of form . Supposing it to be matter of form , the defect was cured by the statute . If the defect be matter of substance ...
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... apply to enforce the convic- tion , but to get rid of the costs ; and that therefore he stands in the character of a defendant , and in one of these rules he is called the defendant ; and the proceedings are entitled Rex v . Boult bee ...
... apply to enforce the convic- tion , but to get rid of the costs ; and that therefore he stands in the character of a defendant , and in one of these rules he is called the defendant ; and the proceedings are entitled Rex v . Boult bee ...
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