Details for: The Court of Chancery; its inherent defects, as exhibited in its system of procedure and of fees; with suggestions for a remedy. Also an appendix, containing extracts from evidence taken before the Select Committee on fees. By W. Challinor, A.B.

The Court of Chancery; its inherent defects, as exhibited in its system of procedure and of fees; with suggestions for a remedy. Also an appendix, containing extracts from evidence taken before the Select Committee on fees. By W. Challinor, A.B.

.Publisher: London : Stevens and Norton, 1849Edition: 2nd ed.Description: 56p.Subject(s): Great Britain. Court of Chancery

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