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The Duke Of Brunswick v Sloman: 24 Nov 1847

Where a defendant came to the court in a vexatious and expensive manner, to apply for an amendment that might have been obtained at chambers, his rule was discharged with costs, unless he would consent to pay the costs of the amendment.

Citations:

[1847] EngR 936, (1847) 5 CB 218, (1847) 136 ER 860

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Updated: 15 May 2022; Ref: scu.301552

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