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The Exchequer Court of Canada was a federal court of Canada which existed from 1875 to 1971. A superior court, its jurisdiction primarily related to civil actions involving the federal government and federal tax and revenue matters. It also had jurisdiction involving private parties in areas of law within federal jurisdiction, such as admiralty law, a limited insolvency jurisdiction, intellectual property law, and a limited divorce jurisdiction. Although based in Ottawa, the court heard cases across the country, with the judges travelling to different centres where cases arose.
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