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Supreme Court ruling on procedural dismissal in Rosent Far case
In a hearing before Mr Justice Crawford the court found that the object was to remove the cause from the lower court rather than dismiss it. The 34th section of the Act was deemed inapplicable and the summons was dismissed for noncompliance. A citation was logged to compel production of a document, with one deponent stating it was not admitted to be in possession but refusing to produce it. Other motions were of no public interest.
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Hanson
E. Bird
Maguire
Stephen
Morris
Joan Faury Y. Taowas Davacay
Parker
Witner
Tang
Wan
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Dayman
Orship
Camron
Tao
Storey
Burrs
Druys
Venice
Davos
Mazer
Samad
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Ead Ia Cron
Ian Hilton
Haker
Ana Oni
Charles B. Fisher
Fordham
AL Gilbert
Gilbert
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Stephene
Peter
Farmer
Murphy
Mesyer
Mitcen
Wigley
Sebastian Buck
Baker
Dutton
Swirng
Bremen
Hilmere
Christine Maher
Colony
Christine
Smith
Ueda
Moher
Hilmery
Vite Parker
Rome
G. Nicholls
Archer
de Tlaneon
R Wigley
Suursox
Drysam
Coats
F. Davis
Sadgrove
Toho Pilcher
Davis
Witcar
Plaintiff
Vine
Hamilton
Bether
Davi
Stephes
Supreme Court
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Bowanna
Wanson
Butcher
Edwards
Cone
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Eimand Jackson
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Dhursday
Angmar
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Saareer
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Fisher
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Oraene
Phipaon
Cavan
Phipeon
Han
Wigley Ley
Giles
Phipson
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Y. Harme
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