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GUIDE TO INTERIM APPLICATIONS IN THE CHANCERY DIVISION

August 1, 2013 · by gexall · in Civil Procedure

The Judiciary in England and Wales have produced a guide to Interim Applications in the Chancery Division. This is designed for litigants in person. However it will be useful to all those who do not normally practice in the…

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