Shorey v. Lincoln Pulp & Paper Co., Inc.

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• holding that the court can grant bills of equity against non-parties
• in case involving bill for discovery, usual rule of reviewing for abuse of discretion did not apply where \presiding justice failed to exercise any discretion because he erroneously concluded that he lacked the power to grant the relief sought by the plaintiff\

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