- A
bencher or
Master of the
Bench is a
senior member of an Inn of
Court in
England and
Wales or the Inns of
Court in
Northern Ireland, or the Honorable...
- A
crossbencher is a
minor party or
independent member of some legislatures, such as the
British House of
Lords and the
Parliament of Australia. They take...
- In
Westminster and
other parliamentary systems, a
backbencher is a
member of
parliament (MP) or a
legislator who
occupies no
governmental office and is...
-
decided that only
Benchers and
Governors should have a
voice in
calling people to the Bar and, by the end of the
sixteenth century,
Benchers were
almost entirely...
-
Martin Bencher (Scandinavia) A/S is a
Scandinavian shipping and
freight forwarding company,
which was
founded in the
United Kingdom in 1881.
Founded in...
- Back
Benchers (class ka
Pehla Din) is an
Indian celebrity quiz show
hosted by film
producer and director,
Farah Khan. The show
debuted on
Flipkart Video...
- (1631/2–1713) was an
English judge,
Recorder of London, an
ancient and
bencher of Gray's Inn, and a
Baron of the Exchequer.
Lovell was the son of Benjamin...
- 1966.
Thomas was
called to the Bar in 1969 (Gray's Inn). He was
elected a
Bencher in 1992. He
commenced practice in 1972,
became a Queen's
Counsel in 1984...
- The
Nigerian Body of
Benchers is a
professional body
concerned with the
admission of
successful candidates at the
Nigerian Law
School Bar
Final Examination...
-
honorary benchers are
known as "Royal
Benchers". The
first of
these was the
Prince of Wales,
later Edward VII, who was made a
Royal Bencher when he opened...
