Attorney-General v The Haberdashers’ Company: 17 Jun 1835

The attendance of the attorney-general before the master, upon a reference to settle a scheme for the administration of a charity, may be dispensed with in certain cases. A direction for such attendance in a case where the charity fund did not much exceed pounds 1100 was struck out of the minutes of the decree.
[1835] EngR 836, (1835) 2 My and K 817, (1835) 39 ER 1156
Commonlii
England and Wales

Updated: 17 October 2021; Ref: scu.316344