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what is the masters list

Hotwheels · 2007-05-29 15:32:15

What exactly is the Masters list about? I see banks etc mentioned, so at a guess I would say it was to do with recovering money etc? And what exactly does ANOR stand for? e.g COMMISSIONER OF AN GARDA SIOCHANA & ANOR Been doing a bit of reading on Courts.ie :) and wondering about the terminology

29-05-2007 4:32pm

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What exactly is the Masters list about? I see banks etc mentioned, so at a guess I would say it was to do with recovering money etc?

And what exactly does ANOR stand for? e.g COMMISSIONER OF AN GARDA SIOCHANA & ANOR

Been doing a bit of reading on Courts.ie and wondering about the terminology

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#2 29-05-2007 5:21pm

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Masters list is cases before the Master of the High Court

The Master of the High Court has power to deal with preliminary matters (such as discovery) and can also grant judgement in certain circumstances (e.g. uncontested summary summonses).

and another is what that means, sometimes used in u.s. jusgements as & al,

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#3 29-05-2007 5:37pm

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Thanks for that:)

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#4 30-05-2007 11:05am

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RSC O.63 sets out most of the powers that the the Master has.

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