How to Do Law Office Stenography
How to Do Law Office Stenography
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It will be noticed that the solicitor for the com- plainant is somewhat more careful in drafting his pleadings than is the solicitor for the defendant. When an amount of money is stated in the pleadings it is not only spelled out, but is also represented in figures in parentheses; so, too, are the figures repre- senting the number of the lots . And the block in the description of the property. This is done for greater certainty. It will also be noted that when an amount of money is stated and t...hus represented, the figures are placed with the dollar mark in the parentheses immediately before the word "dollars. " One reason for this is that in blank forms for conveyancing, etc. , the word "dollars" is printed, and if in filling in the forms the amount of money is spelled out and then' re- peated in numerals in parentheses, it must be repeat- ed before the word "dollars, " which is in the printed form.
The attorney for the defendant is not so particular. In some instances in the answer, the same method is 59 employed, while in others it is not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will be noticed that the solicitor for the com- plainant is somewhat more careful in drafting his pleadings than is the solicitor for the defendant. When an amount of money is stated in the pleadings it is not only spelled out, but is also represented in figures in parentheses; so, too, are the figures repre- senting the number of the lots . And the block in the description of the property. This is done for greater certainty. It will also be noted that when an amount of money is stated and t...hus represented, the figures are placed with the dollar mark in the parentheses immediately before the word "dollars. " One reason for this is that in blank forms for conveyancing, etc. , the word "dollars" is printed, and if in filling in the forms the amount of money is spelled out and then' re- peated in numerals in parentheses, it must be repeat- ed before the word "dollars, " which is in the printed form.
The attorney for the defendant is not so particular. In some instances in the answer, the same method is 59 employed, while in others it is not.
What to read after How to Do Law Office Stenography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Forest Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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