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Page 92
... Chancery or by the Lord Chancellor , in a suit or upon petition , and have the powers of hearing in chambers , & c . , given by 15 & 16 Vict . c . 80. Such orders are not subject to appeal in any case where the gross income of the ...
... Chancery or by the Lord Chancellor , in a suit or upon petition , and have the powers of hearing in chambers , & c . , given by 15 & 16 Vict . c . 80. Such orders are not subject to appeal in any case where the gross income of the ...
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... Chancery in the first instance . Section 33 provides that no order of District or County Court for the appointment or removal of trustees or approval of a scheme is to be valid unless confirmed by the Board ; and if dissatisfied with ...
... Chancery in the first instance . Section 33 provides that no order of District or County Court for the appointment or removal of trustees or approval of a scheme is to be valid unless confirmed by the Board ; and if dissatisfied with ...
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... Chancery judges may render the proceedings before them as prompt and cheap as their regular suits are the reverse . It is doubtful whether too much discretion is not , however , left to the individual Vice - Chancellor before whom the ...
... Chancery judges may render the proceedings before them as prompt and cheap as their regular suits are the reverse . It is doubtful whether too much discretion is not , however , left to the individual Vice - Chancellor before whom the ...
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ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 59 |
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