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Others become benchers as a
matter of
course when
appointed as a High
Court judge. The Inn may
elect non-members as
honorary benchers – for example,...
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first guests of the show. Back
Benchers is a non-fiction show
which features Bollywood celebrities as students. Back
Benchers is the
first original series...
- 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...
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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...
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during the 17th century—11
people were made
Benchers between 1600 and 1630—and in 1614 one of the
Benchers appointed was
explicitly allowed to be a member...
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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...
- barristers. The last
Governor was
elected in 1566, and
Benchers took over
later that century.
Benchers, or
Masters of the Bench, are
elected members of the...
- In
Westminster and
other parliamentary systems, a
backbencher is a
member of
parliament (MP) or a
legislator who
occupies no
governmental office and is...
- The
Nigerian Body of
Benchers is a
professional body
concerned with the
admission of
successful candidates at the
Nigerian Law
School Bar
Final Examination...
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board of
governors known as
Benchers,
composed of 25
lawyers elected by the
registrants of the Law Society, up to six
Benchers who are not
lawyers and who...
