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Page 144
The same course would be pursued in Equity . Although the recent Act of
Parliament has not given the Courts of Law a direct power of compelling the
production of documents , and in that respect they are not so effective as Courts
of Equity ...
The same course would be pursued in Equity . Although the recent Act of
Parliament has not given the Courts of Law a direct power of compelling the
production of documents , and in that respect they are not so effective as Courts
of Equity ...
Page 153
A second notice was given on the 26th of February , 1853 , to the effect that at the
expiration of one calendar month the plaintiff would apply for leave to sign
judgment for the 251. or otherwise as advised . A rule was then obtained , calling
...
A second notice was given on the 26th of February , 1853 , to the effect that at the
expiration of one calendar month the plaintiff would apply for leave to sign
judgment for the 251. or otherwise as advised . A rule was then obtained , calling
...
Page 149
76 , had come into force , entered an appearance for the defendant sect . stat . ,
and filed the declaration which was in the form in use before the passing of that
Act ; but no notice of the declaration was given to the defendant till more than a ...
76 , had come into force , entered an appearance for the defendant sect . stat . ,
and filed the declaration which was in the form in use before the passing of that
Act ; but no notice of the declaration was given to the defendant till more than a ...
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Contents
ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 59 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XX N S FEB MAY 1854 | 84 |
COMMON LAW 1 115 | 115 |
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