The Alabama Lawyer: Official Organ State Bar of Alabama, Volume 1The Bar, 1940 |
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Pagina 202
... serve his clients to the best of his ability . That implies that he shall have an equipment of learning and ability that will enable him to serve clients as they reasonably expect to be served . Here there is a showing that makes ...
... serve his clients to the best of his ability . That implies that he shall have an equipment of learning and ability that will enable him to serve clients as they reasonably expect to be served . Here there is a showing that makes ...
Pagina 244
... served with a copy of the peti- tion as required , it is proper for the plaintiff to move to strike the petition . It seems that the failure to serve a copy of the petition may be taken advantage of by a motion to strike or by a motion ...
... served with a copy of the peti- tion as required , it is proper for the plaintiff to move to strike the petition . It seems that the failure to serve a copy of the petition may be taken advantage of by a motion to strike or by a motion ...
Pagina 284
... serving from 1819 until 1823 . Sixth circuit , Anderson Crenshaw , serving from 1821 until 1838 . Judge Lipscomb was born in South Carolina in 1789. He studied law under John C. Calhoun and George Bowie , and settled in the practice in ...
... serving from 1819 until 1823 . Sixth circuit , Anderson Crenshaw , serving from 1821 until 1838 . Judge Lipscomb was born in South Carolina in 1789. He studied law under John C. Calhoun and George Bowie , and settled in the practice in ...
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