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The law of proof in early modern equity /

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Main Author: Macnair, Michael R. T.
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Published: 1991 Sept.
Subjects:
Evidence (Law) > Great Britain > History.
Equity pleading and procedure > Great Britain > History.
Burden of proof > Great Britain > History.
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