There is another well-known suit
in Chancery, not yet decided, which was commenced before the close of the last century and in which more than double the amount of seventy thousand pounds has been swallowed up in costs.
The simplicity and expedition which form the distinguishing characters of this mode of trial require that the matter to be decided should be reduced to some single and obvious point; while the litigations usual
in chancery frequently comprehend a long train of minute and independent particulars.
She had made a success of her business, and now had an office
in Chancery Lane; she did little typing herself, but spent her time correcting the work of the four girls she employed.
'Mr Boffin, I happened to be
in Chancery Lane this morning, when I saw you going along before me.
In this case the office
in Chancery Lane was the very first place which he and Sir Percival would cause to be watched, and if the same persons were chosen for the purpose who had been employed to follow me, before my departure from England, the fact of my return would in all probability be ascertained on that very day.
They'll be safe with me, as safe as
in Chancery! I'll take them where they must go, scold them a bit, and pet them a bit," said Marya Dmitrievna, touching her goddaughter and favorite, Natasha, on the cheek with her large hand.
Today Jessica Flynn has searched for fallen servicemen who lived
in Chancery Lane and Eton Place in Canton, Cardiff.
Sloan brings a strong background
in Chancery Court litigation to the firm, particularly entity governance and valuation disputes, according to Margules.
It is valuable to find two bills
in Chancery that address an almost identical issue but are presented by two dilferent plaintiffs in independent lawsuits.
The 31-year-old was taken into custody yesterday after being found
in Chancery Lane area of Riverside, Cardiff.
The man died after what police describe as an "incident"
in Chancery Lane, in the Chapel End area of the town, shortly after 2.30am on Sunday.
The Judicial Appointments Commission criticised the selection of Wyn Williams QCto run the chancery division in Wales because he lacked specialist experience
in chancery work, which covers land disputes, trust law and commercial matters.
The case could then be heard
in Chancery. Challenged by Sir Edward Coke in the Earl of Oxford case, Chancellor Ellesmere defended his practice, asserting that he could issue an injunction "'not for any error or defect in judgment but for the hard conscience of the party.'" James I approved, stating that the Chancellor "'shall not hereafter desist to give unto our subjects ...
As things stand, mediation
in Chancery requires the filing of a formal lawsuit, instituted by a complaint that, in large measure, must be made publicly accessible.
In Spy
in Chancery Corbett again faces de Crayon, both in England and France.