The Taxation of Costs in the Crown Office: Comprising a Collection of Bills of Costs in the Various Matters Taxable in that Office : Including Costs Upon the Prosecution of Fradulent Bankrupts and on Appeals from Inferior Courts, Together with a Table of Court Fees and a Scale of Costs Usually Allowed to Solicitors on the Taxation of Costs on the Crown Side of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice |
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