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Legal Terms - Auxiliary jurisdiction
The authority that the *Court of Chancery exercises to support a claimant at common law, such as by enforcing a defendant to divulge papers in order to supply the proof he needs to prove his case. The Judicature Acts of 1873–1875 eliminated auxiliary jurisdiction.
The authority that the *Court of Chancery exercises to support a claimant at common law, such as by enforcing a defendant to divulge papers in order to supply the proof he needs to prove his case. The Judicature Acts of 1873–1875 eliminated auxiliary jurisdiction.
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