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discovery , Lord Kenyon , who , it will be recollected , was educated in the
Common Law Courts , advising him to sit ... that the Court of Chancery , early in
our history , assumed the jurisdiction of compelling its disclosure ; and the Courts
of Law ...
discovery , Lord Kenyon , who , it will be recollected , was educated in the
Common Law Courts , advising him to sit ... that the Court of Chancery , early in
our history , assumed the jurisdiction of compelling its disclosure ; and the Courts
of Law ...
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It is , however , difficult to perceive in what this improvement consisted , for in all
the cases which have been reported upon this Statute , the Court seems to have
acted upon the objections which have been entertained by Courts of Equity , and
...
It is , however , difficult to perceive in what this improvement consisted , for in all
the cases which have been reported upon this Statute , the Court seems to have
acted upon the objections which have been entertained by Courts of Equity , and
...
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says Lord Coleridge in this case , “ gave the Courts power to order inspection in
certain cases , limiting those cases by ... 50 , gave that power , and also gave an
additional power to the Court , namely , upon the affidavit of the party , whether ...
says Lord Coleridge in this case , “ gave the Courts power to order inspection in
certain cases , limiting those cases by ... 50 , gave that power , and also gave an
additional power to the Court , namely , upon the affidavit of the party , whether ...
Page 203
Routh ( 41 L . J . C . P . 111 ) , the Court refused to allow interrogatories by the
Plaintiff as to particulars relating to the cause of action obtained by the Defendant
since the commencement of the action ; and , in Allen v . Brogden ( 43 L . J ...
Routh ( 41 L . J . C . P . 111 ) , the Court refused to allow interrogatories by the
Plaintiff as to particulars relating to the cause of action obtained by the Defendant
since the commencement of the action ; and , in Allen v . Brogden ( 43 L . J ...
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It is the operation of these enactments of the Judicature Acts which has been
considered by the Court of Appeal in the case of Anderson v . The Bank of British
Columbia ( L . R . 2 , Ch . D . 644 ; 45 L . J . , Ch . 419 ; 35 L . T . 76 , 24 W . R .
624 ) ...
It is the operation of these enactments of the Judicature Acts which has been
considered by the Court of Appeal in the case of Anderson v . The Bank of British
Columbia ( L . R . 2 , Ch . D . 644 ; 45 L . J . , Ch . 419 ; 35 L . T . 76 , 24 W . R .
624 ) ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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