The Archive · 1935

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part of the matter in suit, It is }well that the Court should thus show self vigilant in penalizing a practice which, "although. not illegitimate lurider'' the laws of other countries, rigidly condemned by English law fin order to discourage the evil of tigiousness. Inevitably, in an in-{ternational community, the conduct Jot codes exposes some practitioners to the danger of laxity in observing the principles under which they have been enrolled. Strict correction from the Bench is therefore to be welcomed, as a -guarantee that the high standards of the British Bar will not be lightly allowed to fall into neglect.

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