A STUDY IN LEGAL ADMINISTRATION AND RECORDS SHARON ...

38. Letter Book 1882-98 (G 271 6), Letter Book 1892-7 908 (G 271 5), Letter Book
1899-1 909 (G 2727), Court of Queen's Bench in Equity, PAM.
39. Fitzgerald, "Court Series 86."
40. The Prothonotary's Onice to [?], February 21 , 1884, Letter Book (G 2716):
47, Court of Queen's Bench in Equity, PAM.
41. Motion is defined as "An application to a court or judge for a direction or
order that something be done that is for the benefit of the applicant. Generally,
a motion is made by oral request of counsel in open court." Yogis, S.V. "motion."
42. Leggo, 1 : 31 3-16.
43. lnterpleader is defined as "An equitable action in which a debtor, not
knowing to whom among his creditors a certain debt is owed, and having no
claim or stake in the property in dispute other than its proper disposition, will
petition a court to require that creditors litigate the claim among themselves. It is
used to avoid double or multiple liability on the part of the creditor." Yogis, S.V.
"interpleader."
44. General case files (GR 181 ) are held in boxes 1-98; infants' files (GR 182)
fiIl boxes 104-1 10, Court of Queen's Bench in Equity, PAM. Years
corresponding to each box are listed in Appendix A.
45. Judgments 3 (G 2588), Judgments 4 (G 2589), Court of Queen's Bench in
Equity, PAM. Judgments 2, used by Chief Justice Wood and Justice
McKeagney, served for County Court Selkirk, Queen's Bench, Queen's Bench
Chambers, and Appeals from County Courts. Judgments 1 was not deposited at
Provincial Archives, though there is a reference to it in Judgments 3.