notice · 1854

This notice outlines rules for equity pleading in colonial courts, detailing how bills should be commenced and concluded, and specifying who can commence suits on behalf of others with common interests.

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And every Bill shall commence as in the form in the Schedule to these Rules annexed; …

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Roleheir

Rolespecific or residuary devisee or legatee

RoleCestuisque Trust

Roleadministrator

Rolenext of kin

OfficialJudge

Roleheir-at-law

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 13, 14 February 1854.

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