or kiri
I delayed making my opinion Paper, until I turned to an examination deemed
Ispeaking to the Memorandum upon it :
whail
I did only on Saturday:-
be aques with me in attaching a good deal of weight to the arguments of Mr. Smale, and Jan Skuil
I have to thank you for your kind summis, it is really painful to say a voluntary holinioniune in Bulionibu.
at any rate I hesitated to fui Exfent fento the application in this case.
The honourable Bar
Such as it? be perhaps rotten at the core is the Merit for its faithful discharge & duty + Aufiduum in time hocams Should
h
In liberty with hold
El 2 Jul. 1866.
not,
lion is
305
case longer
I have delayed the decision of this case longer than I could wish and all the more that I come to a different conclusion from that arrived at by Mr. Cordwell.
This
by which Mr. Smale might have had this present offered to him for his acceptance
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large private practice
as a successful lawyer enjoying the leads of the bar
but I think it is of the Address that it was in his last capacity that this gift was intended.
The Colonial regulations apply specifically to holders of public office alone, but the 8. aphew conter letter of the 22 Sep. lays down that the rule with regard to presents is applicable to all Colonial officers: and it approves more clearly than to those who are connected with the legal and judicial business of the Colony.
It must be borne in mind that Mr.
or kiri
I delayed miting my opinion Papur, until Jurned han an obfentimit
demed
Ispeaking to he Abellum apen it :
whail
Idid
only Euturday: -
be aques
with me
in attaching a good deal gwright
foun Mr. Surah, _ and Jan Skuil
agguments gld. Smale, -
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may
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honovanimi
ally
kind
I his summis, it is reamly pumible to say
a voluntary holinionine in Bulionibu.
at any
rate
Ichened buitate to fui
Exfent fento
th
application in this can.
The horum yker Bar
Such what w? be perteaks rotten are
is the Menit for its faitiful distrage & duty + Aufiduum in time hocams Should
h
In liftetty
with hold
El 2 Jul. 1866.
not,
lion is
305
case longer
I have dilagect the division of this case
than I could wish and all the more that I come
& a different conclusion from that amined at Mr. Cordwell-
Thin
by
which Mr.
4 hron
au thou capurists in any one Smah might have had this present offered
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for his aneptanc lage private practice
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to Attorney General
char from the termes
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sucessful lawzee enjoying
as
the leads of
the bar
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but I think it is
of
The Address that it- was in than third a last capacity that this gift was lendund. The Colonial regulations
ainly apply shrifically to podemors alone, but the 8. aphew conter letter ofthe 22 Sef. lays down that the rule with regard
is the couidend.
ti presenti
as applicable hall
Colonial officus: and it approves Wome to
hove more charly than to those who comenid with the legal and judicial buing of the Colony.
It must be bome in mind that Mr.
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