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This provision has been preserved without any other change than of phraseology. At the time the Brown v. Lowry judgment was handed down it had become s. 151 of c. 83 of the Revised Statutes of Lower Canada. It was art. 479 in the 1867 Code of Procedure and art. 554 in the 1897 Code of Procedure. It still is, in substance, art. 480 of the present Code. Because the first judgment dealt with an inscription in review, it is to be noted that the right to inscribe in review was, at that time, given in the same terms as the right to inscribe in appeal to the Court of Queen’s Bench (27-28 Vict., c. 39, s. 20, subsequently art. 494 of the 1867 Code of Procedure).
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