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The Equity Draftsman Being a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchterm
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And that your Orator may be at liberty to examine his witnesses to the seve- ral matters and things hereinbefore mentioned, and particularly with respect to the intermarriage of the said A. B. And M. B. , the father and mother of your Orator, and to the birth of your Orator after such iiitcnnarriage, so that the testimony of the said witnesses may be preserved and perpetuated. And that your Orator may be at liberty at all future occasions to read and make use of the same, as he shall be advised.... May it please, &. C.
J. L.
Prnj/ Subpoena against R. M. Y. , J. Y. And B. Y.
SJtC-f.
317 SECT. 11. — BILLS OF DISCOVERT.
EVERY bill is in reality a bill of discovery, but the jspecies of bill usually distinguished by that title is a bill for discovery of facts resting- in the knowicdg-e of the De- fendant, or of deeds, or writings, or other things in his cus- tody or power, and seeking" no relief iti consequence of the discovery. This bill is commonly usfed in aid of the juris- diction of some other court ; as to enable the Plaintiff to prosecute or defend an action at law, a proceeding before the king in council, or any other legal proceeding of a na- ture merely civil, before a jurisdiction which cannot com- pel a discovery on oath, except that the court has in some instances refused to give this aid to the jurisdiction of in- ferior courts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And that your Orator may be at liberty to examine his witnesses to the seve- ral matters and things hereinbefore mentioned, and particularly with respect to the intermarriage of the said A. B. And M. B. , the father and mother of your Orator, and to the birth of your Orator after such iiitcnnarriage, so that the testimony of the said witnesses may be preserved and perpetuated. And that your Orator may be at liberty at all future occasions to read and make use of the same, as he shall be advised.... May it please, &. C.
J. L.
Prnj/ Subpoena against R. M. Y. , J. Y. And B. Y.
SJtC-f.
317 SECT. 11. — BILLS OF DISCOVERT.
EVERY bill is in reality a bill of discovery, but the jspecies of bill usually distinguished by that title is a bill for discovery of facts resting- in the knowicdg-e of the De- fendant, or of deeds, or writings, or other things in his cus- tody or power, and seeking" no relief iti consequence of the discovery. This bill is commonly usfed in aid of the juris- diction of some other court ; as to enable the Plaintiff to prosecute or defend an action at law, a proceeding before the king in council, or any other legal proceeding of a na- ture merely civil, before a jurisdiction which cannot com- pel a discovery on oath, except that the court has in some instances refused to give this aid to the jurisdiction of in- ferior courts.
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