Sentences with phrase «of chancery court»

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The meeting, along with the multiple public references to the scandal, may have marked the end of a sordid chapter in the Church's life, although the victim organizations and their lawyers continue the long march through the courts and chanceries in search of payouts that now exceed more than $ 2 billion.

Creed Taylor, the proprietor of a private law school in Needham, Virginia, organized his entire teaching around the moot court program, organized into a county monthly court, a county quarterly court, a county superior court, a general court, a superior court of chancery, and a supreme court of appeals, with written depositions for use as evidence.152

HJR 91 (Constitutional Amendment) Allows legislature to set terms of office for judges of circuit, chancery, and other inferior courts.

«In England, prior to the amalgamation of the chancery and common law divisions of the court, a distinction existed in the jurisdiction to award costs.

This is familiarly the case where a court of chancery has exercised jurisdiction in a case where the plaintiff had a plain and adequate remedy at law, and it so appears by the transcript when brought here by appeal.

Members of Essex Court Chambers Duxton have expertise across the full spectrum of commercial, corporate and financial law, including banking & finance, civil fraud, corporate / chancery & offshore.

Other than con law, your experiences with the courts of chancery should be limited to the beginning of law school (thankfully).

Thus, the supreme court held that the chancery court properly enjoined the enforcement of the fine.