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Equity cases. These volumes also contain Caunty Courts, Chambers, other Queenss Bench, and Appeals cases. Most Equity records, with the exception of the case files, are wntained within the covers of registen and ledgers. The key that opens the door to the records is General Index, Equw9 This large register was created as the "iocating devicen which would lead to the pleadings registers, minutes of proceedings, decree registers, money ledgers, and case files. The index is divided into alphabet letter sections, in the style of an address book. Within each alphabet letter section suits are listed by style of cause, that is, by plaintiff s surname followed by defendant's surname, for example, "Bonneau v Goulet 607." ("Versus" is abbreviated as "v" or "vs.") The number is that which was assigned when the case was filed; this is the cross-reference leading to al1 related documents. Cases within an alphabet letter section are in numeric- chronological rather than alphabetical order. A typical listing of cases might begin with nurnbers 5, 19, 23, 29, 41. The reason for the gaps is that sequential numbers are dispersed across twenty-seven alphabet letter sections. The extra or twenty-seventh section contains the "Mc" and "Macn surnames. Case numbers in the general index incorporate al1 of the 8254 actions described in the registers of pleadings. The index ernploys ascending nurnber order (with gaps as noted above) in al! of its alphabet letter sections. There is one exception to this pattern, the Mc section. This section begins with nine cases not in the normal ascending order:
Macdonald v Bray 61 0 Macdonald v Reynolds 395 Macarthur v Morisson 266 Macarthur v Morisson 270 Macarthur v Morisson 280 Macarthur v Gilliland 301 Macarthur v Marshall 302 Macarthur v McKeagney 345 Mackay v Marshall 295 McDonald v Coliingwood 5 McKinnon v Green 7 The group of nine represents al1 the Mac sumames extracted from the first register of pleadings. It appean that the compiler of the index had originally intended to separate Mac from Mc names. As he proœeded to the second register of pleadings, however, and began to transfer cases to the index, he rejected the plan. Mac and Mc cases from the second register onwards are intermixed, so that their numbers appear in the index in normal ascending order. Occasionally a case number, with its attendant plaintiff s and defendant's surnames, occurs more than once within an alphabet letter section. This usually indicates that the entry was duplicated in error. Sometimes a suit is given an 'A" or a " half" designation, for example, "Chappell vs Morris 1 530%" This technique is used to insert the case into an already existing chronology. Certain entries are styled somewhat differently. In place of the defendant's name are written descriptive words such as, 'An Infant," or 'A Lunatic," for example, "Anderson G. An Infant." These represent actions in which a petition has k en made on behalf of the named person and there is no defendant. In a somewhat similar way the last eight cases, numbered 8247 to 8254, are styled with the
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MANITOBA COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH IN
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THE fr'NIVERSITY OF MANiTOBA FACULT
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Equity jurisdiction is studied in d
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Many people have influenced the wri
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een undertaken on records and recor
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investigation of the one may be use
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intellectual, among its parts. Shoe
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The works of the preceding authors
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Review (winter 1989); The Legal Arc
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confomed to the wrong for which he
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The wrnrnand was conveyed through a
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often bound by judgments based on p
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Nova Scotia originated as a "settle
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The registrar, assisted by the exam
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the closing of the court." In 1 899
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official accounts from district fun
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land ... which decreases the value
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upgrading of record keeping systems
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and judicial powen."= Macdonell, an
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Page 45 and 46: 10. Curzon, 1. 1 1. Ibid., 15. 12.
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Page 49 and 50: 81. Gibson and Gibson, 48. 82. Ibid
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Page 67 and 68: have an adequate and complete remed
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Page 79 and 80: 1. Gibson and Gibson, 60-63. Notes
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Page 83 and 84: 62. 18 Canada Law Journal (1880): 5
Page 85 and 86: 93. Walker to Hon. J.A. Miller, Oct
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Page 93 and 94: are gathered together under the new
Page 95 and 96: John, Merchant, Deceased.' Under th
Page 97 and 98: Digits are "squeezed in" as though
Page 99 and 100: appointed to Queen's Bench in Equit
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Page 103 and 104: Equity rehearings is not discemible
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Page 121 and 122: 29. Ibid., 101 . 30. Foreclosure Bo
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Page 133 and 134: Case files 6935-701 5 Case files 70
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J.F. Bain - Puisne Justice P.A. Mac
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PRIMARY SOURCFS Aichibald, Adams G.
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C lanch y, M. T. Frorn Memoty to Wn
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Great Britain. Court of Chancery. L
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Manitoba Free Press. April 2,1888;
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Rules of the Court of Queen's Bench
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Wood, Hon. E.B., Han. J. Dubuc, and
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