The penalty for disobeying an equitable 'common injunction' and enforcing a common law judgment was imprisonment.

Ch. 11) the power of the Chancery to set aside common law judgments "not for any error or defect in the judgment, but for the hard conscience of the party".

The Land Court heard all appeals and all matters referred to it by the Minister or by a local land board, making orders or awards which were conclusive on the parties and had the force of a common law judgment of the Supreme Court of New South Wales.