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Page 190
... Court of Chancery , early in our history , assumed the jurisdiction of compelling its disclosure ; and the Courts of Law recognised the benefit of this practice , and adopted it to some extent , though the Judges were very chary of ...
... Court of Chancery , early in our history , assumed the jurisdiction of compelling its disclosure ; and the Courts of Law recognised the benefit of this practice , and adopted it to some extent , though the Judges were very chary of ...
Page 193
... Court seems to have acted upon the objections which have been entertained by Courts of Equity , and to have besides required evidence by the applicant of the materiality of the document in question as a condition to the exercise of the ...
... Court seems to have acted upon the objections which have been entertained by Courts of Equity , and to have besides required evidence by the applicant of the materiality of the document in question as a condition to the exercise of the ...
Page 201
... Courts ( in compelling discovery ) are greater and wider than those entrusted to them under the 14 & 15 Vic . c . 99 , s . 6 , which authorises the Court to order inspection according to whether a Court of Equity would or would not ...
... Courts ( in compelling discovery ) are greater and wider than those entrusted to them under the 14 & 15 Vic . c . 99 , s . 6 , which authorises the Court to order inspection according to whether a Court of Equity would or would not ...
Page 204
... Court , and in Bustros v . White ( L.R. 1 Q.B.D. 423 ; 45 L.J. , Q.B. 642 ; 34 L.T. 835 ; 24 W.R. 721 ) on appeal from the Queen's Bench Division of the Court , and the result is that the principles on which the Courts of Equity have ...
... Court , and in Bustros v . White ( L.R. 1 Q.B.D. 423 ; 45 L.J. , Q.B. 642 ; 34 L.T. 835 ; 24 W.R. 721 ) on appeal from the Queen's Bench Division of the Court , and the result is that the principles on which the Courts of Equity have ...
Page 205
... Court of Queen's Bench , sustaining the refusal of the Judge at Chambers , had declined to order the desired discovery in the second of the above cases , and the Master of the Rolls had ordered it in the first case . The Court of Appeal ...
... Court of Queen's Bench , sustaining the refusal of the Judge at Chambers , had declined to order the desired discovery in the second of the above cases , and the Master of the Rolls had ordered it in the first case . The Court of Appeal ...
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