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... divisions : -I . Scots Law ; II . Conveyancing ; III . Forms of Process , Court of Session ; and IV . Forms of ... DIVISION . ( The LORD PRESIDENT ( ROBERTSON ) , and Lords ADAM , M'LAREN , and KINNEAR . ) - 1. PROCESS - RECLAIMING ...
... divisions : -I . Scots Law ; II . Conveyancing ; III . Forms of Process , Court of Session ; and IV . Forms of ... DIVISION . ( The LORD PRESIDENT ( ROBERTSON ) , and Lords ADAM , M'LAREN , and KINNEAR . ) - 1. PROCESS - RECLAIMING ...
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... Division , but abandoned the plea of no jurisdic- tion . Lords Adam and M'Laren , a majority of the judges present , affirmed the judgment of the Lord Ordinary ; Lord Kinnear dissented . ( See No. 382 , ante ; and 21 R. 204. ) The Court ...
... Division , but abandoned the plea of no jurisdic- tion . Lords Adam and M'Laren , a majority of the judges present , affirmed the judgment of the Lord Ordinary ; Lord Kinnear dissented . ( See No. 382 , ante ; and 21 R. 204. ) The Court ...
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... divisions of law and non - legal or general literature , there were 7935 volumes in the former division , and 9954 volumes in the latter . The total number of volumes borrowed last year from the library was 10,149 . Of these , 8653 were ...
... divisions of law and non - legal or general literature , there were 7935 volumes in the former division , and 9954 volumes in the latter . The total number of volumes borrowed last year from the library was 10,149 . Of these , 8653 were ...
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... Division of the Court , for of late years the period usually elapsing between the boxing of a reclaiming note and its disposal by the lords never exceeds three months , and is often much less . Thus we find that in the rolls of the ...
... Division of the Court , for of late years the period usually elapsing between the boxing of a reclaiming note and its disposal by the lords never exceeds three months , and is often much less . Thus we find that in the rolls of the ...
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... Division of the Court and the judge of " first instance " before whom they wish their cause to be tried ? At present the exercise of this right leads to great inequality in the amount of business depending in the Outer and Inner House ...
... Division of the Court and the judge of " first instance " before whom they wish their cause to be tried ? At present the exercise of this right leads to great inequality in the amount of business depending in the Outer and Inner House ...
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