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Definicja preaudience w słowniku to prawo do tego, aby dać widzom przed innymi ludźmi przywilej bycia pierwszym, który zostanie wysłuchany. Inną definicją preaudience jest prawo prawnika do wypowiadania się na pierwszym miejscu, pierwszeństwo w rozmowach między prawnikami.
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The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence
The royal warrant of 1834 expressly conferred on all the then existing serjeants
precedence and preaudience in all the courts over all subsequently made king's
counsel. The 9 & 10 Vict., c. 54, which affected the other objects aimed at by this ...
Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley,
1864
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The Law Magazine and Law Review: Or, Quarterly Journal of ...
The royal warrant of 1834 expressly conferred on all the then existing serjeants
precedence and preaudience in all the courts over all subsequently made king's
counsel. The 9 & 10 Vict., c. 54, which affected the other objects aimed at by this ...
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The law magazine and law review, or, Quarterly journal of ...
The royal warrant of 1834 expressly conferred on all the then existing serjeants
precedence and preaudience in all the courts over all subsequently made king's
counsel. The 9 & 10 Vict., c. 54, which affected the other objects aimed at by this ...
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Chronicle of the law officers of Ireland
204 PREAUDIENCE AND PRECEDENCE OVER ALL, HIS MAJESTYS
COUNSEL. Walter Archer, — Privy Seal, Westminster, July 9,— patent, Sept. 14,
1615. — Life. — 13 Jac. I. — Being a man learned in his profession, of good
conformity in ...
Constantine Joseph Smyth,
1839
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The Asiatic journal and monthly register for British and ...
The Chief Justice said that, by having applied for a patent of precedence from the
Crown, and claiming preaudience under it, the right, if it existed independently,
was in no way prejudiced, and that the question still remained open, should it ...
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The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany
Mr. Lyall, in moving that her Majesty's Letters Patent, granting to him the right of
preaudience at this bar, might be filed, expressed a hope that, in having applied
for a patent of preaudience, he might not be deemed to have waived or
prejudiced ...
Mr. Lyall, in moving that her Majesty's Letters Patent, granting to him the right of
preaudience at this bar, might be filed, expressed a hope that, in having applied
fora patent of preaudience, he might not be deemed to have waived or
prejudiced ...
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The Solicitors' Journal and Reporter
PREAUDIENCE OF COUNSEL. The regulation recently made by the Lord Chief
Justice, with the concurrence of the Lord Chief Baron and the other judges, by
which the rivilege has been conceded to the serjeants-at-law, in t e Queen's
Bench ...
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Legal Periodical Digest of Current Articles Involving ...
They had no general preaudience at the Bar. Nothing short of a patent of
precedence and preaudience from the Crown gave the right to lead one's seniors
at the Bar. In I858, the Government of India was transferred from the Company to
the ...
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Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books
common recoveries, ii. 358. ap. 17. - - - - fines.ii.350, ap.14. - - -, tenant to, iir. 182.
Praemunire, iv. 103. 428, Praetor's edicts, i, 80, Preaudience, ill. it. Prebendary, i.
383. Precedence, ii 224.272.iii.T0e. .... of royal family, i. 32j». - - - -, patent of, iii.
Sir William Blackstone, Richard Burn, John Williams,
1790