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Web14 Apr 2004 · 3 See Parkin v. Thorold (1852) 16 Beav. 59, 66; 51 E.R. 698, 701, per Lord Romilly M.R.: “Courts of Equity make a distinction in all cases between that which is a matter of substance and that which is a matter of form; and, if they do find that by insisting on the form, the substance will be defeated, they hold it to be inequitable to allow a person to … Web1 Jan 2010 · Parkin vs. Thorold [1852] 16 Beav 59 EQUITY “Courts of Equity make a distinction in all cases between that which is a matter of substance and that which is a … epubファイル 変換
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