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Origin of Court of Chancery

By Francis Pileggi on December 18, 2005
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For a good link to an article on the origin of the Court of Chancery, by former Chancellor William Quillen and Michael Hanrahan, see a post on the blog called Little Caesar’s Daily R and R.

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