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Page 42
In particular , the Lord Chancellor appears to have disposed of 230 appeals in
the three years . ... is about 500 before Vice - Chancellor Knight Bruce , 200
before Vice - Chancellor Lord Cranworth , and 160 before the Master of the Rolls.
1 The ...
In particular , the Lord Chancellor appears to have disposed of 230 appeals in
the three years . ... is about 500 before Vice - Chancellor Knight Bruce , 200
before Vice - Chancellor Lord Cranworth , and 160 before the Master of the Rolls.
1 The ...
Page 151
These two cases are the only authorities upon which the ViceChancellor relies .
... Barnett , especially as explained by the counsel for the plaintiffs ( though on
these explanations the Vice - Chancellor seems to rely in his judgment ) , seems
to ...
These two cases are the only authorities upon which the ViceChancellor relies .
... Barnett , especially as explained by the counsel for the plaintiffs ( though on
these explanations the Vice - Chancellor seems to rely in his judgment ) , seems
to ...
Page 153
But the Vice - Chancellor , while progressing towards a conclusion , refuses to
look beyond the date of delivery ; -assuming therefore , that the deed does
operate a complete conversion , which is assuming the whole question at issue ,
and ...
But the Vice - Chancellor , while progressing towards a conclusion , refuses to
look beyond the date of delivery ; -assuming therefore , that the deed does
operate a complete conversion , which is assuming the whole question at issue ,
and ...
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ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 58 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XIV N S FEB MAY 1851 | 101 |
COMMON LAW 1 113 | 113 |
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