771. Constitution and membership of the Inns of Court.
771. Constitution and membership of the Inns of Court.
Legal Professions (Volume 65 (2020), paras 201–514; Volume 66 (2020), paras 515–1079) | Commentaryc. The Inns of Court
The Inns of Court (namely, the Inner Temple, the Middle Temple, Gray's Inn and Lincoln's Inn), which represent the oldest form of organisation of the Bar1,
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