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12.
The number of practising Barristers in the Colony,
known to the public, and whom it is at the present time desired
(both by Solicitors and by their clients) to brief, is extremely
limited. It would be necessary for one firm or another of
Solicitore to take into partnership one of such Barristers. 120mm
being limited, many practising Solicitors would be unable to
soquire the benefit of the assistance of a well known Barrister.
in The result of this must be that these Solicitors would évitably
lose much of the practice built up by them.
13.
In every instanos, for some years to come, when it
wls desired to bring to trial any important case, it would be
necessary, if clients' instructions were to be carried out, for
one of these few well-known Barristene to be retained, thie would
meen either that the ouse would be ab-initio taken up by the firm
of solicitors with whom such Barrister was connected, or that, if
he were engaged in another case, a postponement of the ones would
be applied for.
14.
Recently, several men, who have bʊen oalled to the
Bar in Englund, have been called here, there men are abeclutely
without the experience which it is necessary for a Solicitor to
posseca in order to do his work properly, and they rays coquired **
their qualifications at infinitely less expense than, and without
the application of, a Soliciter. Amalgamation would entitle these
men to practise as Solicitors, with possibly lamentable mreults
to their clients, and injury to the rest of the profession.
15.
Sollaltors are liable for negligence, Barristers are
not, und yet it is proposed to sooord the latter all the privileges
of a Solicitor, in addition to those attached to their own branch
of the profession, while no subh privileges &ɛ are exolusively
enjoyed by Barristers, other than those of Pleading in the Higher
Courts, are proposed to be accorded to Solicitors, who will still
be regarded by the Chinese in the Colony 28 "small lawyers".
16.
My Committee are of opinion that the troumetanose
of this Colony are vastly different from those of China and the
Straits Settlements. In the H.B.M. Supreme Court in China
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