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fewer than about 500 purely clerical appointments in the Supreme Court of Judicature , to which are attached salaries ranging from a minimum of £ 100 per annum to £ 800 per annum in the gift of the judges .
fewer than about 500 purely clerical appointments in the Supreme Court of Judicature , to which are attached salaries ranging from a minimum of £ 100 per annum to £ 800 per annum in the gift of the judges .
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The Lord Chief Justice never sits on Saturday , unless it be to preside in a Court of Crown Cases Reserved , or Crown Paper . Seven such courts were held in 1905 , therefore the Lord Chief Justice only sat on seven Saturdays last year .
The Lord Chief Justice never sits on Saturday , unless it be to preside in a Court of Crown Cases Reserved , or Crown Paper . Seven such courts were held in 1905 , therefore the Lord Chief Justice only sat on seven Saturdays last year .
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Furthermore , the cause of action in each case was such as might be tried by a County Court judge , except in the cases of ... had consented to the jurisdiction , every one of these actions might have been tried in the County Courts .
Furthermore , the cause of action in each case was such as might be tried by a County Court judge , except in the cases of ... had consented to the jurisdiction , every one of these actions might have been tried in the County Courts .
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