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· 2/20/1936

Gilmer v. McClanahan

Citations

  • 82 F.2d 1009
  • 1936 U.S. App. LEXIS 3206

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  • describing authority to admit and disbar attorneys passing from Edward I of England to his justices in 1292 and continuing to the present day judiciary
  • describing authority to admit and disbar attorneys passing from Edward I of England to his justices in 1292 and continuing to the present day judiciary

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