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[This column is intended to supply a want There are some matters of legal information which**& of special interest to many classes of the community >• these will be supplied in this ' column. It is desirablethat leading cases and decisions should be brought before the public m sucE -a-ghape that they can understand them ; this we purpose-*?sek by week to do in. this column for our readers.- Every English subject is supposed to know the law, but most Englishman are content to find it out through, their lawyer, although the contentment hardly extends to paying tho bill for the advice. In this column will be answered by competent authority any legal queries that may be sent us by our readers, so long as they are sufficiently concise to be dealt with in the space at our command. Thus we propose to make of this oolumn the People's Complete Lawyer, embracing legal facts, legal gossip, and legal information on points of law useful to the public. Our readers are invited to take advantage oithiscolumn by sending any queries they may desire to haveanawered, AH questions that reach ns by Tuesday morning will, if possible, be answered in the same
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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 338, 30 May 1885, Page 14
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