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59 , then , of the same act is as follows :“ If at any time it shall appear to the judge
who shall try such cause , being either a judge of one of the superior Courts , or a
barrister or attorney - at - law , that the defendant , in incurring the debt or ...
59 , then , of the same act is as follows :“ If at any time it shall appear to the judge
who shall try such cause , being either a judge of one of the superior Courts , or a
barrister or attorney - at - law , that the defendant , in incurring the debt or ...
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In the next place , leave may be obtained to appear upon affidavits satisfactory to
the judge , either disclosing a legal or equitable defence ( i.e. not merely averring
a defence on the merits , but stating in detail the grounds on which it rests ) , or ...
In the next place , leave may be obtained to appear upon affidavits satisfactory to
the judge , either disclosing a legal or equitable defence ( i.e. not merely averring
a defence on the merits , but stating in detail the grounds on which it rests ) , or ...
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tion , and may give leave to appear to the writ and to defend the action if it shall
appear to be reasonable to the Court or judge so to do , and on such terms as to
the Court or judge may seem just . Section 4 provides that in any proceedings ...
tion , and may give leave to appear to the writ and to defend the action if it shall
appear to be reasonable to the Court or judge so to do , and on such terms as to
the Court or judge may seem just . Section 4 provides that in any proceedings ...
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Contents
POINTS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR | 1 |
FESSIONAL AND PARLIAMENTARY | 66 |
THE TRANSMISSION OF THE EXECUTOR | 110 |
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