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frequently refer on the various
on the various matters--
which come
before a Judge either in
or in Chambers_ who, (unlike
in
Q
bourt
Judge
England) has jurisdiction in every... branch of the law and the practitioners
in the bourt have libraries at respective Ihambers.
their
beet the only -- collection of the carlier Pocports is to be found in the Supreme bourt, where it ought to be at all times immediately available for the purpose of reference during the sitting of the bourt, when it is v
manifestly impossible to suspend the proceedings untib
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volume or volumes. I
never indeed heard
before of
bourt of
Law which
was
altogether destitute of Books for reference ! and that would be the condition of the Supreme Court of Hongkong if Mr
Hulme's books were removed.
I think that the sum originally!
ramed by Mr Hulme for the whole of his Law Library
500 but that
would be aw
was
expenditure for greater
than I think necesary. Old Text Books
are
of very
little value now so also with
regard to Books of Practice
places must be supplied by
works, which are to
in
my
own
Library
and their
modern
be found either
or the Libraries of
the practitioners, beet the Reports are
absolutely indispensable to the proper administration of justice. My present
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