In Chancery
Subtitle: the King's Theatre or Opera House : copy of the short-hand writer's notes, taken at the hearing of the cause before the Vice-Chancellor, in which Abraham Henry Chambers ... and his assignees ... were the plaintiffs, and Edmund Waters, claiming to be the owner and proprietor of the King's Theatre, and the executors of the late William Taylor ... were the defendants : together with the judgment pronounced by the Vice-Chancellor in the said cause and against which judgment the said Edmund Waters has determined ... to appeal to the Lord High Chancellor ... June 1st, 1829
Contributors: Waters, Edmund, active 1807-1829; King's Theatre (London, England)
Publisher: Printed by T. Brettell
Published: 1829
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 333
Subjects: Trials, litigation; Specific performance; Breach of contract; King's Theatre (London, England)
Other titles: Copy of the short-hand writer's notes
Notes: In August 1821, Waters agreed to sell the King's Theatre to Chambers, a mortgagee of the Theatre.  Waters later attempted to rescind the sale.

The hearing took place between 8-21 May 1829--P. [3].