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... Equity , shews that it was thus understood at first by the Common Law Judges ; but an examination of the decisions which have taken place under it seems to shew that it has not had the results anticipated . In the case in which Mr ...
... Equity , shews that it was thus understood at first by the Common Law Judges ; but an examination of the decisions which have taken place under it seems to shew that it has not had the results anticipated . In the case in which Mr ...
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... Equity would undoubtedly grant discovery from the Defendant in aid of a Plaintiff seeking to establish his case without any evidence by him . On the other hand , a well - known principle on which Courts of Equity have invariably refused ...
... Equity would undoubtedly grant discovery from the Defendant in aid of a Plaintiff seeking to establish his case without any evidence by him . On the other hand , a well - known principle on which Courts of Equity have invariably refused ...
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... Equity ; and it is not , therefore , surprising that this case has not been carried further in subsequent cases ( See Stoate v . Rew , 32 L.J. C.P. 160 ; Pearson v . Turner , 33 L.J. C.P. 224 , in which such interrogatories were ...
... Equity ; and it is not , therefore , surprising that this case has not been carried further in subsequent cases ( See Stoate v . Rew , 32 L.J. C.P. 160 ; Pearson v . Turner , 33 L.J. C.P. 224 , in which such interrogatories were ...
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... Equity that matters relating exclusively to the Defendant's case cannot be inquired into by the Plaintiff ; they must be common to both cases at least ( see Zarifi v . Thornton , ub . sup . , Moor v . Roberts , 26 L.J. C.P. 246 ) . The ...
... Equity that matters relating exclusively to the Defendant's case cannot be inquired into by the Plaintiff ; they must be common to both cases at least ( see Zarifi v . Thornton , ub . sup . , Moor v . Roberts , 26 L.J. C.P. 246 ) . The ...
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... Equity would hold itself confined . There can be no question that a bill in Equity would have been demurrable if the facts required to be disclosed under it might subject the party disclosing them to penal conse- quences ( see Story on ...
... Equity would hold itself confined . There can be no question that a bill in Equity would have been demurrable if the facts required to be disclosed under it might subject the party disclosing them to penal conse- quences ( see Story on ...
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