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The attourneys academy; or, The manner and forme of proceeding practically, vpon any suite, plaint, or action whatsoeuer, in any court of record whatsoeuer, within this kingdome, especially in the great covrts at Westminster, to whose motion all other courts of law or equitie; as well those of the two prouinciall counsailes, those of Guild-Hall, London; as those of like cities and townes corporate. And all other of record are diurnally moued. With the moderne and most usuall fees of the officers and ministers of such courts .. (1623)

Powell, Thomas, 1572?-1635? · London, B. Fisher · leaf 22

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THE ATTOVRNEYS ACADEMY. The manner of proceeding in theChancerie. Thh Chancerie. Otwithftanding the pra(5ticehccre before this time hathbeenc ; That no Sub fosnAfhould bee fued foorth ofthe Court of chancerie ywithout a Bill of Com-plaint firft exhibited. Yetlaterly/or theeafe ofal Sui-tors and… … z T^he QhanceriiLjl This Suhfcena is the leading Procefle of thisCourt, by which the party Defendant againftwhom the Complaint is intended, is fummoncdand required to appeare, and make anfwere tothe Complainant,vnderacertaine paine, and ata certaine day to come. Thedayes o^Returne here, are the…

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