Inns Of Court In A Sentence

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• He was a member of the Calusa Inns of Court.
• After his Law degree, he undertook a pupillage at the bar with the Inns of Court.
• Two of the four Inns of Court, Lincoln's Inn and Gray's Inn, lie within the borough.
• In connexion with the government of London may be noted works on the following: Inns of Court.
• Inns of Court are independent societies that are titularly responsible for the training, admission ( calling ), and discipline of barristers.
• ' At that time the Inns of Court and Chancery presented the discipline of a well-constituted university, and, through.
• (See Inns Of Court.) The Law Society is the superintending body for examination and admission in the case of solicitors.
• The remaining Serjeants were accepted into their former Inns of Court, where judicial Serjeants were made Benchers and normal Serjeants barristers.
• Taswell-Langmead practised as a conveyancer, and was appointed in 1873 tutor in constitutional law and legal history at the inns of court.
• (See also A Narrative of the Late Battle before Worcester taken by a Gentleman of the Inns of Court from the mouth of Master Fiennes, 1642).
• He studied law at the Inns of Court and passed with honours, appearing next to James Fitzjames Stephen . and practised as a junior under William Ventris Field.