A Manual of the Practice of the Supreme Court of Judicature in the Queen's Bench And Chancery Divisions : Intended for the Use of Students
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29.
(c) Post, p. 121.
(d) Order v. r. 4. A cause is often transferred from one Judge to another on account of there being an excess of cases before the former.
(«) Ante, p. 35.
(/) See ante, p. 39.
Digitized by Microsoft® PKOOEEDINGS TO THE FIRST HEARING AND JUDGMENT. 93 tration of some estate with special inquiries, the pro- priety of which the Court must consider.
The effect, then, of non-appearance to the writ ia this, viz., that upon the plaintiff filing a proper affi- davit of service, the... action proceeds in the same way as if the defendant had appeared (g) ; that is to say, that the plaintiff will go to a hearing, proceed after- wards in Chambers, and then to conclusion, as here- after detailed, in just the same manner as if the defendant was before the Court, except that the truth of his statements are taken to be admitted.
The pleadings then take place {h) ; and here the Pleadings.
only point necessary to notice is the effect of the de- fendant making default in delivering his statement of defence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
29.
(c) Post, p. 121.
(d) Order v. r. 4. A cause is often transferred from one Judge to another on account of there being an excess of cases before the former.
(«) Ante, p. 35.
(/) See ante, p. 39.
Digitized by Microsoft® PKOOEEDINGS TO THE FIRST HEARING AND JUDGMENT. 93 tration of some estate with special inquiries, the pro- priety of which the Court must consider.
The effect, then, of non-appearance to the writ ia this, viz., that upon the plaintiff filing a proper affi- davit of service, the... action proceeds in the same way as if the defendant had appeared (g) ; that is to say, that the plaintiff will go to a hearing, proceed after- wards in Chambers, and then to conclusion, as here- after detailed, in just the same manner as if the defendant was before the Court, except that the truth of his statements are taken to be admitted.
The pleadings then take place {h) ; and here the Pleadings.
only point necessary to notice is the effect of the de- fendant making default in delivering his statement of defence.
What to read after A Manual of the Practice of the Supreme Court of Judicature in the Queen's Bench And Chancery Divisions : Intended for the Use of Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Indermaur to read onlineMoreLess
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