Praxis almæ curiæ cancellariæ : the third part : a collection of the most modern and useful precedents, for drawing bills, answers, and demurrers, interlocutory orders, masters' reports, exceptions to answers, and reports, and other precedents and instruments relating to the practice of that Court : as well in the offices about London, as for executing commissions in the country : also a collection of choice writs and process of the court being wholly new and modern, and drawn by the most experienc'd clerks, according to several special orders made for that purpose by the Court, the like never yet extant : likewise several appeals in the present Lord Keeper's time, in extraordinary cases of great nicety and difficulty from the Court of Chancery, to the Judicature of the Lords in Parliament : together with a copious and useful introduction explaining the present method of practice in its several branches, and a justification of the privilege of the clerks of the Court : from the records of the Tower, and other ancient manuscripts retrieving the same, to the great advantage and benifit of the officers, clerks, and ministers of that Court

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The work Praxis almæ curiæ cancellariæ : the third part : a collection of the most modern and useful precedents, for drawing bills, answers, and demurrers, interlocutory orders, masters' reports, exceptions to answers, and reports, and other precedents and instruments relating to the practice of that Court : as well in the offices about London, as for executing commissions in the country : also a collection of choice writs and process of the court being wholly new and modern, and drawn by the most experienc'd clerks, according to several special orders made for that purpose by the Court, the like never yet extant : likewise several appeals in the present Lord Keeper's time, in extraordinary cases of great nicety and difficulty from the Court of Chancery, to the Judicature of the Lords in Parliament : together with a copious and useful introduction explaining the present method of practice in its several branches, and a justification of the privilege of the clerks of the Court : from the records of the Tower, and other ancient manuscripts retrieving the same, to the great advantage and benifit of the officers, clerks, and ministers of that Court represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Biddle Law Library - University of Pennsylvania Law School. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.

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Praxis almæ curiæ cancellariæ : the third part : a collection of the most modern and useful precedents, for drawing bills, answers, and demurrers, interlocutory orders, masters' reports, exceptions to answers, and reports, and other precedents and instruments relating to the practice of that Court : as well in the offices about London, as for executing commissions in the country : also a collection of choice writs and process of the court being wholly new and modern, and drawn by the most experienc'd clerks, according to several special orders made for that purpose by the Court, the like never yet extant : likewise several appeals in the present Lord Keeper's time, in extraordinary cases of great nicety and difficulty from the Court of Chancery, to the Judicature of the Lords in Parliament : together with a copious and useful introduction explaining the present method of practice in its several branches, and a justification of the privilege of the clerks of the Court : from the records of the Tower, and other ancient manuscripts retrieving the same, to the great advantage and benifit of the officers, clerks, and ministers of that Court

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the third part : a collection of the most modern and useful precedents, for drawing bills, answers, and demurrers, interlocutory orders, masters' reports, exceptions to answers, and reports, and other precedents and instruments relating to the practice of that Court : as well in the offices about London, as for executing commissions in the country : also a collection of choice writs and process of the court being wholly new and modern, and drawn by the most experienc'd clerks, according to several special orders made for that purpose by the Court, the like never yet extant : likewise several appeals in the present Lord Keeper's time, in extraordinary cases of great nicety and difficulty from the Court of Chancery, to the Judicature of the Lords in Parliament : together with a copious and useful introduction explaining the present method of practice in its several branches, and a justification of the privilege of the clerks of the Court : from the records of the Tower, and other ancient manuscripts retrieving the same, to the great advantage and benifit of the officers, clerks, and ministers of that Court

Creator

• Brown, William, active 17th century-18th century

Contributor

• Heath, Robert, Sir, 1575-1649

Author

• Brown, William, active 17th century-18th century

Subject

• Equity pleading and procedure -- Great Britain -- Early works to 1800
• Great Britain, Court of Chancery
• Electronic books

Genre

• Electronic books
• Early works to 1800

Language

eng

Member of

• Legal classics library (Buffalo, N.Y.)

Cataloging source

NjRocCCS

Index

index present

LC call number

KD7194

LC item number

.B76 1702

Literary form

non fiction

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Series statement

HeinOnline legal classics library

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Target audience

specialized