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This notice outlines legal procedures for handling changes in marital status or transmission of interest in a lawsuit, including suggestions of marriage, revival of abated suits, and liability for costs.
That if there be a female plaintiff or defendant, and she marry after decree, …
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Rolefemale plaintiff
Roledefendant
Rolehusband
OfficialJudge
Roleparty
LocationChambers
Locationthe said Supreme Court
Time Limitthree calendar months
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 13, 14 February 1854.
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