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" that the Benchers of every Inn of Court cause the Inns of Chancery to be surveyed; that there may be a competent number of chambers for students; and that once a year an exact survey be taken, that the chambers allotted for that purpose be accordingly... "
Middle Temple Records: 1603-1649 - Page 953
by Middle Temple (London, England) - 1904
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Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's ..., Volume 5

Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, John Leycester Adolphus, Thomas Flower Ellis - Law reports, digests, etc - 1838 - 984 pages
...otherwise, as the case shall deserve." And it is further ordered, " that the Benchers of every Inn of Court cause the Inns of Chancery to be surveyed; that there...may be a competent number of chambers for students; and that once a year an exact survey be taken, that the chambers allotted for that purpose be accordingly...
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A Lecture on the Early History and Academic Discipline of the Inns of Court ...

John Fraser Macqueen - Inns of Chancery - 1851 - 28 pages
...from the Court, or otherwise, as the case shall deserve. Item, That the Benchers of every Inn of Court cause the Inns of Chancery to be surveyed, that there...may be a competent number of Chambers for Students ; and that once a year an exact survey be taken that the Chambers allotted for that purpose be accordingly...
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The Records of the Honorable Society of Lincoln's Inn: 1660-1775

Lincoln's Inn (London, England) - Lawyers - 1899 - 602 pages
...the Court, or other wise as the case shall deserve. 2. — That the Benchers of every Innes of Court, cause the Inns of Chancery to be surveyed, that there...may be a competent number of Chambers for Students ; and that every year an exact Survey be taken, that the Chambers allotted for that purpose, be accordingly...
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Staple Inn: Customs House, Wool Court, and Inn of Chancery: Its Mediæval ...

Elijah Williams - Buildings - 1906 - 234 pages
...most cases it was an arbitrary assumption. Article II. says: ' That the Benchers of every Inn of Court cause the Inns of Chancery to be surveyed, that there...may be a competent number of Chambers for Students; and that once a year an exact survey be taken, that the chambers allotted for the purpose be accordingly...
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