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... tion is concluded . 48. Both the plaintiff and the defendant shall , within eight clear days from the day upon which the petition is concluded , file in the registry such affidavits as may be necessary in support of their several ...
... tion is concluded . 48. Both the plaintiff and the defendant shall , within eight clear days from the day upon which the petition is concluded , file in the registry such affidavits as may be necessary in support of their several ...
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... tion Railway Co. ( M for de- cree , M ) Dollman v . Hampstead Junc- tion Railway Co. ( M for de- cree ) Kitson v . Shaw ( M for decree ) Robins v . Pearse ( M for dec . ) Att . - Gen . v . Prety- man ( E to Mas- Att . - Gen . v . Dean ...
... tion Railway Co. ( M for de- cree , M ) Dollman v . Hampstead Junc- tion Railway Co. ( M for de- cree ) Kitson v . Shaw ( M for decree ) Robins v . Pearse ( M for dec . ) Att . - Gen . v . Prety- man ( E to Mas- Att . - Gen . v . Dean ...
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... tion where no opposition ) VICE - CHANCELLOR WOOD'S COURT . COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH- ( continued ) . By R. SAWYER , Barrister at Law . Beaver v . The Mayor , & c . of Manchester .- ( Justifica- tion under a statute - Form of plea ...
... tion where no opposition ) VICE - CHANCELLOR WOOD'S COURT . COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH- ( continued ) . By R. SAWYER , Barrister at Law . Beaver v . The Mayor , & c . of Manchester .- ( Justifica- tion under a statute - Form of plea ...
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... tion of the personal estate and effects of the said A. B. , de- ceased , to be granted to him for our use and benefit , and until one of us attain the age of twenty - one years , [ or for the pur- pose of renouncing for us , and on our ...
... tion of the personal estate and effects of the said A. B. , de- ceased , to be granted to him for our use and benefit , and until one of us attain the age of twenty - one years , [ or for the pur- pose of renouncing for us , and on our ...
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... tion could not apply to a court of law , there would , it the obligation to answer which will be permitted . Thus is submitted , remain no valid reason why they should it has been decided to be no ground for refusing , to allege not ...
... tion could not apply to a court of law , there would , it the obligation to answer which will be permitted . Thus is submitted , remain no valid reason why they should it has been decided to be no ground for refusing , to allege not ...
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Page 226 - means the Act of the session of the eleventh and twelfth years of the reign of Her present Majesty, chapter forty-three, intituled " An Act to facilitate the performance of the duties of justices of the peace out of sessions within England and Wales, with respect to summary convictions and orders...