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"Mercantile Community, that Barristers in this lealany should

be

pennilled to hold consullations with Client and give legal opinions without the intervention of Attomey. The question having been mooted in leamail, it become

ar

an

tion in

the signal for

agitatio certain quarters for a return to the septem of amalgamating the live Branches of the Profesion,

which

and

w as

was

introduced

in 1868,

afterwards discarded,

having signally failed This amalgamation movement encesfifully resisted, and at the request of the Exentlency The

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Gavenver I prepared the above Ordinance which appeared to substantially to carry

me

the views

Party It

of the

was

ant

-moderate

approved of gonnally

and pafsid through Connal with

little further discussion.

very

Tedion-11 deals with the

subject of cursultations with lemmel.

to

Section π mnables Banisters

appear in the Ornniinal Courto without the intervention of a

far

would seem

Attorney, and so to be only declaratory of

tre

existing Law (See per Lord Complut

in Bennell v.

Male 19 Law

" Journa