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Chiman Lal v Pan Bai –
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(1978) 24 FLR 121
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Australia
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23 Nov 1978
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PacLII
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 1
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Ploog v Ploog
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[1946] ArgusLawRp 69; (1947) 53 ALR 140
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Argus Law Reports
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Australia
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11 Sep 1946
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AustLII
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Booth v Booth (No 2)
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[1935] ArgusLawRp 39; (1935) 41 ALR 235
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Argus Law Reports
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Australia
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13 May 1935
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AustLII
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Ainslie v Ainslie
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[1927] ArgusLawRp 43; (1927) 33 ALR 301
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Argus Law Reports
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Australia
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30 May 1927
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AustLII
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Ainslie v Ainslie
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[1927] HCA 23; (1927) 39 CLR 381; [1927] ALR 301
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High Court of Australia
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Australia - Commonwealth
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30 May 1927
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AustLII
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42 
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Gillam v Gillam
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[1943] TASStRp 2; [1943] Tas SR 1
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Australia - Tasmania
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31 Mar 1943
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AustLII
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Riley v Rule
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26 Tas LR 31
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Australia - Tasmania
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27 Mar 1931
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AustLII
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Morris v Morris
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[1958] VicRp 28; [1958] VR 147; [1958] ALR 446
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Australia - Victoria
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29 Mar 1957
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AustLII
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10
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A judge will be criticised as having abandoned impartiality and independence, and of having descended into the arena, if he or she takes a point favouring one party s case which that party has not raised: see Villiers v Villiers  
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[2022] EWCA Civ 772
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England and Wales Court of Appeal - Civil Division
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United Kingdom - England and Wales
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10 Jun 2022
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BAILII
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2
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Villiers v Villiers
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[2021] EWFC 23
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England and Wales Family Court
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United Kingdom - England and Wales
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11 Mar 2021
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BAILII
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4
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