-
scholarship for
recent graduates of the Bar
Admission Course allows for a
pupilage with
leading barristers at the Inns of
Court in London. In 2003, he went...
-
Wallace was
called to the Bar in
November 1984 and in 1986
completed pupilage. He has
taken part in
hearings held at both the Old
Bailey as well as several...
- agitation, the
government decreed he
would not be
allowed to
undertake his
pupilage in
Nairobi after completing his law degree. He
ended up in Kericho. However...
-
Graduate Diploma from the
Kenya School of Law in 2007,
Sifuna did his
pupilage at
Kairu &
McCourt Advocates in
Nairobi and was
thereafter admitted to...
- ISBN 0521359848.
Retrieved 5
April 2015.
Oxford Dictionaries: attest,
pupilage Oxford University Press [Retrieved 5
April 2015] G Long,
Epictetus (2010)...
- who was at the time
surveyor to the
Irish Railway Commission.
During his
pupilage he
developed a technique,
later known as Rankine's method, for
laying out...
- when
their right of
possession ceases. Meanwhile, they are in a
state of
pupilage.
Their relation to the
United States resembles that of a ward to his guardian...
-
become a
member of a Bar ****ociation by
undergoing a
period of
training (
pupilage) for one year with a
practicing Advocate, and to sit an
admission examination...
-
regulations drawn to sa****uard the
freedmen that
might lead to a
permanent '
pupilage'." Belz 2000, p. 47 Belz 2000, pp. 52–53
Hermann 1981, pp. 3–9 "The reformer...
- Nuova, the
pentatych of the
Madonna and Saints. Of his
birth and
death and
pupilage nothing is known.
Renaissance art
biographer Giorgio Vasari does not even...
