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Legal Terms - Chancery Division
The division of the *High Court of Justice, which took the place of the *Court of Chancery, was established by the Judicature Acts of 1873–1875. Although corporation law, patents and other *intellectual property, real estate, trusts, and estate administration are among the division's primary areas of focus, it also handles situations involving
instances involving confidentiality. It might pick up some *appeals. The Constitutional Reform Act of 2005 changed the title of the Division's head, which was previously known as the *Vice Chancellor, to Chancellor of the High Court.
The division of the *High Court of Justice, which took the place of the *Court of Chancery, was established by the Judicature Acts of 1873–1875. Although corporation law, patents and other *intellectual property, real estate, trusts, and estate administration are among the division's primary areas of focus, it also handles situations involving
instances involving confidentiality. It might pick up some *appeals. The Constitutional Reform Act of 2005 changed the title of the Division's head, which was previously known as the *Vice Chancellor, to Chancellor of the High Court.
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