United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volume 333United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1948 |
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... counsel could be put to the immediate practical benefit of the client who asked his help . Without relinquishing his work in the law firm , Harlan Stone returned to Columbia in 1910 to become Dean of the Law School . He continued active ...
... counsel could be put to the immediate practical benefit of the client who asked his help . Without relinquishing his work in the law firm , Harlan Stone returned to Columbia in 1910 to become Dean of the Law School . He continued active ...
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... and argu- ments of counsel it seems clear that both were actually involved . There were two cases relating to two different vessels , the Consul , 28 Opinion of the Court . Appellant hardly suggests that 38 OCTOBER TERM , 1947 .
... and argu- ments of counsel it seems clear that both were actually involved . There were two cases relating to two different vessels , the Consul , 28 Opinion of the Court . Appellant hardly suggests that 38 OCTOBER TERM , 1947 .
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... counsel for argumentative purposes , 12 How . at 302-303 , of the facts that the Consul held a federal coasting license and was bound from one domestic port to another , plus the omission of any reference in argument or in the record to ...
... counsel for argumentative purposes , 12 How . at 302-303 , of the facts that the Consul held a federal coasting license and was bound from one domestic port to another , plus the omission of any reference in argument or in the record to ...
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... counsel's chosen argument . See New York Central R. Co. v . Johnson , 279 U. S. 310 , 318 . Just as a Federal judge may bring to his aid an auditor , without consent of the parties , to examine books and pa- pers , hear testimony ...
... counsel's chosen argument . See New York Central R. Co. v . Johnson , 279 U. S. 310 , 318 . Just as a Federal judge may bring to his aid an auditor , without consent of the parties , to examine books and pa- pers , hear testimony ...
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... Counsel appears to recognize this rule , for the record in the case now before us does not include the evidence on which the turnover order was based . We could learn of it only by going outside of the present record to that in the ...
... Counsel appears to recognize this rule , for the record in the case now before us does not include the evidence on which the turnover order was based . We could learn of it only by going outside of the present record to that in the ...
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