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Inner Temple Library
Court of Chancery, around 1460 (illuminated manuscript), Church Court ... A document supply service for Inner Temple barristers outside central London ...
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Inner Temple History - Inns Of Chancery
The legal university dominated by the inns of court contained also a number of lesser colleges known as the inns of chancery. The collective name reflects ...
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Transcripts of Judicial Proceedings in England & Wales
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat Manchester Crown Square, Manchester Minshull St,. Bolton, Preston, Burnley, Carlisle & Liverpool. Reporters:. Cater Walsh Transcription Ltd. ...
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Lincoln's Inn Library
Web-based access to Lincoln's and Gray's Inn Library catalogues at www.lincolnsinnlibrary.org.uk. Internet subscription services include: Business Law ...
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Frequently-asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions: Researching UK Law This guide aims to answer questions frequently asked of the staff at the Inner Temple Library. ...
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Inner Temple History - Further Reading
Various articles in the Inner Temple Yearbook (1987- ). Printed copies of this booklet may be obtained from: Honourable Society of the Inner Temple ...
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INNER TEMPLE LIBRARY NEWSLETTER Tel: 020 7797 8217/8218 Fax: 020 ...
File Format: Microsoft Word - View as HTML This article originally appeared in The Inner Temple Yearbook. Law and Art. Readers may be interested in a forthcoming exhibition taking place at the Thomas ...
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Inner Temple History - The Buildings - King's Bench Walk
The name of the Walk commemorates the King's Bench Office (that is, the office of the chief clerk ... 8-9); Minor's Building and Minor's Low Building (Nos. ...
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Inner Temple History - The Buildings - Hare Court
The name of this court commemorates Nicholas Hare (d. 1597), one of four bencher brothers, and Treasurer in 1584, who built chambers here; it was previously ...
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Inner Temple History - The Buildings - Crown Office Row
The name of this range recalls the Crown Office of the King's Bench, which was located in the Inner Temple by 1542. Prior to the Blitz there were two ...
