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One appointed to represent in judgment the party who empowers him, by writing under his hand, called a proxy. The term is used chiefly in the courts of civil, ecclesiastical, and admiralty law. The proctor is somewhat similar to the attorney. Ayliffe, Par. 421.
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One appointed to represent in judgment the party who empowers him, by writing under his hand, called a proxy. The term is used chiefly in the courts of civil, ecclesiastical, and admiralty law. The proctor is somewhat similar to the attorney. Ayliffe, Par. 421.
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The term used to designate an attorney in an admiralty (in U.S. law) proceeding.
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Proctor Meets His Expectations by Becoming Navy’s QB, The Washington Times (Washington, DC); August 29, 2011
Proctor gets his props at Adler, Lake Villa Review (IL); October 23, 2003
PROCTOR NEARLY PERFECT, The Roanoke Times (Roanoke, VA); October 25, 2006; Mark Berman mark.berman@roanoke.com 981-3125
PROCTOR’S GAMBLE ; BUFFALO STATE STUDENT IS AMONG FAVORITES IN BUFFALO MARATHON, THOUGH HE BARELY SURVIVED HIS LAST THREE 26.2-MILE RACES, The Buffalo News (Buffalo, NY); May 24, 2002; TIM GRAHAM /News Sports Reporter
Proctor’s economy: No longer riding the rails., Duluth News-Tribune (Duluth, MN); December 5, 2007
PROCTOR MAKES STRIDES TOWARD GREATEST VICTORY: BEATING THE BOTTLE, The Buffalo News (Buffalo, NY); December 19, 1999; MICHAEL BEEBE
PROCTOR HAS AN NFL FUTURE, BUT GIVEN PATRIOTS ROSTER, WHETHER HE STICKS IS…HARD CALL, The Boston Globe (Boston, MA); August 8, 1990; Mike Freeman, Globe Staff
Proctor Stepping Down, New Pittsburgh Courier; July 2, 1997; Anonymous
Proctor does it all for Saxons ; Senior meets expectations soccer team had for him, The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, WA); May 24, 2001; Nathan Joyce Correspondent
Proctor, Barbara Gardner, Business Leader Profiles for Students; January 1, 2002
For Mel Proctor, Baseball’s All in Fun; Broadcaster Is Liable to Do or Say Anything, The Washington Times (Washington, DC); July 8, 2005
Diana Proctor, 85, Conservation Activist in Watertown, The Boston Globe (Boston, MA); June 7, 2013; McKenna, Kathleen
Proctor still going strong in Arena League, The Charleston Gazette (Charleston, WV); June 23, 2003; Dave Weekley
PROCTOR’S ORDERS: JUST BE PATIENT Coach insists he will continue to do things his own ways, despite the spectre of the revolving managerial door at Almondvale, discovers Stewart Fisher, The Sunday Herald; August 19, 2007; Stewart Fisher
PROCTOR’S GAMBLE; SEASONED KIDS’ EXEC KEN PROCTOR IS REDEFINING VENDOR-RETAILER PARTNERSHIPS WITH HIS NEW BRAND, TWIG.(Ken Proctor), Footwear News; July 30, 2007; Clack, Erin E.
Dave Arnold, Doug Proctor & Jeff Proctor, The State Journal; November 17, 1997; Kidd, Brandi
Sculptor Alexander Phimister Proctor in Montana, Montana; The Magazine of Western History; October 1, 2003; Hassrick, Peter H
WEST’S MARK PROCTOR ENDS COACHING ROLE, The Beacon News – Aurora (IL); May 6, 2000
Mids Follow Proctor’s Orders; QB’s Familiarity with the Offense Impresses Coaches, The Washington Times (Washington, DC); October 30, 2009
PROCTOR ENDURES PAINFUL JOURNEY; Bull riding champ heads to a new home, The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, WA); December 13, 2011; Dave Trimmer
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