Reports of Cases in Chancery, Argued and Determined in the Rolls Court During the Time of Lord Langdale, Master of the Rolls. [1838-1866], Volume 12Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Equity |
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Page xiii
... causes , & c . , pursuant to the General Order of 23rd February , 1850 . The Solicitor applying to have a cause set ... cause for further directions , and also pleas , demurrers , exceptions , and objections for want of parties , set ...
... causes , & c . , pursuant to the General Order of 23rd February , 1850 . The Solicitor applying to have a cause set ... cause for further directions , and also pleas , demurrers , exceptions , and objections for want of parties , set ...
Page xv
... cause or matter is to be at liberty to bring in the same , and such party shall have the car- riage of the proceedings under such decree or order , unless the Master shall otherwise specially direct . sented by one solicitor ; II . If ...
... cause or matter is to be at liberty to bring in the same , and such party shall have the car- riage of the proceedings under such decree or order , unless the Master shall otherwise specially direct . sented by one solicitor ; II . If ...
Page xvi
... cause unreasonable delay in other causes or matters depending before the Master ; and the Master shall , therefore , be at liberty to adjourn the further hearing of any matter or thing before him to such future day as he shall think fit ...
... cause unreasonable delay in other causes or matters depending before the Master ; and the Master shall , therefore , be at liberty to adjourn the further hearing of any matter or thing before him to such future day as he shall think fit ...
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... cause or matter is referred , of illness , & c . any other Master may , with his concurrence , act in the place of the Master so for the time being absent ; but any order or other proceeding to be made or had by or before such Master so ...
... cause or matter is referred , of illness , & c . any other Master may , with his concurrence , act in the place of the Master so for the time being absent ; but any order or other proceeding to be made or had by or before such Master so ...
Page xxv
... cause to XV . The Plaintiff , having shewn exceptions to a Exceptions Defendant's answer for insufficiency as cause against being shewn dissolving an injunction , is to set down such exceptions be set down for hearing at the latest on ...
... cause to XV . The Plaintiff , having shewn exceptions to a Exceptions Defendant's answer for insufficiency as cause against being shewn dissolving an injunction , is to set down such exceptions be set down for hearing at the latest on ...
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