Alexander Chaffers
Alexander Chaffers was a notorious lawyer who was a party in the scandal of
vexatious litigant that the Vexatious Actions Act was passed in 1896 to stop him. He died in a workhouse.[1][2][3]
References
- ^ Boase, Frederic (1906), Modern English Biography, vol. 4, pp. 628–629
- ISBN 9780230114388
- S2CID 145410283
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