Sure, have we not tried it often enough in the
lawcourts? I expect the big companies will find it easier to pay than to fight, same as the little companies do.
Twenty minutes were enough to settle the most complicated case, for, as the Governor said to a judge on the steamer, "One gets at the truth in a hunting-field a heap quicker than in your
lawcourts."
Sthiti 30 prescribes a penalty if (what appears to be) the registrar of cases in the
lawcourt is absent after midday, while 31 stipulates that there shall be no chala on the part of those market managers during that same time.
"There, he may discover the representatives and senators who may have a similar enthusiastic response to truly making the needed investments in the Rule of
LawCourt are not constitutionally built to do political lobbying (nor) trained to produce a political statement or a media release," the high court said.
The tower is crowned with a spire and has four corner turrets showing that the town has a
lawcourt.
For there, not here (all speak together joining hands and making gestures of farewell and despair towards the bed where Orlando lies sleeping) dwell still in nest and boudoir, office and
lawcourt those who love us; those who honor us, virgins and city men; lawyers and doctors; those who prohibit; those who deny; those who reverence without knowing why; those who praise without understanding; the still very numerous (Heaven be praised) tribe of the respectable; who prefer to see not; desire to know not; love the darkness; those still worship us, and with reason; for we have given them Wealth, Prosperity, Comfort, Ease.
For there, not here [...] dwell still in nest and boudoir, office and
lawcourt those who love us; those who honour us, virgins and city men; lawyers and doctors; those who prohibit; those who deny; those who reverence without knowing why; those who praise without understanding; the still very numerous (Heaven be praised) tribe of the respectable; who prefer to see not; desire to know not; love the darkness; those still worship us, and with reason; for we have given them Wealth, Prosperity Comfort, Ease.
While she rightly rejects the search for a single constitutive event, her own formulation leads her to the conclusion "we ought to see Athenian marriage as a multifaceted process." Her view is that "validation and recognition of the marriage itself was left to social and religious customs and rituals." She compares one or two
lawcourt speeches, appealing to the observed behaviour and presumed intent of the couple themselves, with Roman juristic definitions.
Lanni (1997) discusses the similarity of theater and the
lawcourt, with a reference to Bentham (183).
(7.) Aeschylus dramatizes the foundation of this
lawcourt. in the Oresteia, which includes his version of the Electra myth.