CO129-452 - Others & Individuals - 1918 — Page 421

the

d, where he has the

ought of audience in the Counts not locarse

he is Attorney- feneral but becaux le is a

Carrister, where he has the right of precadence

because he is the barrister who holds the

aufforiment of Attorney-General. In

inconceivable

England it is with that a layman

should ever be afforinded Cettings General,

Lif he

I am

advised that any Judge

would refuse him the might of audience.

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at fenfer the absence

legislation

purely advisory character state drafting

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of Ordinances, ator, the difficulty wilt

the Court might still occur

if la

furfarted to perform any dutiny of the

Cultorney-Seneral out of Count with

regard to

mantter which would come

a

-.g. guring comment

before the Count to certain prosecutions.

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3. D therefore, to be

Atit Anda beradable for

to sanation

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course

therefore,

which might easily

fumblin sensation

would be caused by the Acting

Attorney-General being denied recogintion

Attorney- feneral in

Dave of ofimion that

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the affortment of a logon to act lovea) Attorney-General with some

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Local

legislation