to exist, or
if my objections had not appeared unanswerable by the majority of those
who have become acquainted with them.
3.
Your Lordship will
observe that Mr Eurne, after
adverting to a statement in
my reply,
as
one to the
effect that the Notice prohibiting vicarious
communications did not
cases, proceeds
to legal cases, apply to ground upon this
A
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complaint that his communication to the Registrar-General (referred
to in his
former letter to - Your Lordship) was nevertheless refused consideration, bring in the nature of a legal
case.
4.
Now though (as
stated in the Colonial deeretary's
letter to Messrs. Dennys and
elbossop) a definition
definition of
what
communications are, and
what are not, admissible
from
solicitors cannot be
complaint
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