Exchequer of Ireland
Court of Exchequer (Ireland) existed as a from 1299 to 1877. Abolished under the Supreme Court of Judicature Act (Ireland) 1877 with the role merged along with Court of Kings Bench, Court of Chancery and Court of Common Pleas into the High Court of Justice in Ireland (and now as High Court (Ireland)).
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