travelling expenses of their Associates and
Tipstaffs. Griffith
For this purpose the service of Clerks Associates and
Tipstaffs are as necessary to them as to Judges of the State Courts ...
The
tipstaff advised the judge that the boy would still not go to his mother and that it would not be possible to force him.
Reviewing the amounts that the boys were awarded for their injuries, the judge turned to his
tipstaff and muttered, "[D]id you ever see anything like this?
Thornton, of Ormerod Road, Burnley, was led away by the High Court
tipstaff.
* B planning (Hons), LLB (Hons) (UNSW),
Tipstaff to the Hon.
Pipe has just the two runners,
Tipstaff who is returning from a long lay-off in the Pot Black Handicap Hurdle and Mark Equal in the Levy Board Standard National Hunt Flat race.
A total of eight horses are not qualified for the race, including Martin Pipe's French import
Tipstaff - a faller on both his starts in Britain to date.
The 7.30am raid was carried out by an official, or
tipstaff, for the High Court in London.
Tipstaff, which Jim Bolger trains for Godolphin, shaped with plenty of promise when runner-up to Pacodadi on his recent debut at Gowran Park, holds Ample Sufficiency on that form and should be tough to beat in the finale.
When acting as
tipstaff, one associate sits behind their justice in court, at hand to furnish any material cited by counsel (and to witness the exchanges between bench and bar, courtly or otherwise).
Among the star lots will be a rare George III
tipstaff from the Bank of England which dates from around 1780.