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When the plaint is admitted (after such amendment as may be found necessary), the plaintiff should be required to give as may copies of the plaint on plain paper as there are defendants, for being supplied to them. If the plaint is long, or the number of defendants is large, the Court may permit concise statements of the plaint to be supplied in...
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