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- Lettre de J. R. Rolland à R. B. Aullivan au sujet de la préséance des juges de la Cour du banc de la reine . - Copiée en [18-] (original créé le 14 septembre 1848)
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Lettre de J. R. Rolland à R. B. Aullivan au sujet de la préséance des juges de la Cour du banc de la reine . - Copiée en [18-] (original créé le 14 septembre 1848)
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- CopyMontreal 14th Sept 1848.Sir,I had the honor to receive last week, while holding the Inferior Term, a Printed Copy of a Petition addressed by the Honorable Mr. Justice Bedard, to Her Majesty the Queen, with copies of the several Documents relating to the question of precedence of Puisné Judges of the Court of Queen's Bench for the District of Montreal, raised upon Mr. Bedard's Commission as one of the Judges of that Court and of the proceeding had in the same Court in the July term of this year, together with Mr. Justice Bedard's reasons why the said proceedings should be reversed by Her Majesty in Council with a letter from you of the 4th of this month, by command of His Excellency the Governor General, mentioning that he will have great pleasure in transmitting any reasons or statements on the subject,which I may see fit to forward through him, and requesting an acknowledgement by me of the receipt of the letter and its enclosures; and also that I should state whether or not I am desirous of the transmission of any further reasons or statements on my part.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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