This is an attempt to spread the
spirit of Law. Through this article, pinnacle of
pleasure shall be attained about LAW and its nuances. The unspeakable anecdotes
of the Bench and the Bar shall be shared in this title. In these leaves,
the language of English is added as a complementary to Law. The synergy of Law
and English shall be relished in these articles.
"Sir Chares Russell, in the early part of his
career was in court one day, during the trial of a case of Bigamy. One of the
counsel, whom he knew, asked: "Russel, Whats the extreme penalty for
Bigamy?" Without a beat, Russell replied: Two mothers-in-law".
Charles Arthur Russell,
Baron Russell of Killowen,
(10 November 1832 – 10 August 1900) was an Irish statesman of the 19th century,
and later lord Chief justice.
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