Reports of Cases Decided in the High Court of Chancery: By the Right Hon. Sir J. L. Knight Bruce, Vice-chancellor, Volume 2S. Sweet, 1847 - Equity |
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... remain in his three trustees or D. might be set their representatives , and he invested them with all the due admini- powers and authorities requisite for that purpose . And estate . There after bequeathing certain pecuniary legacies ...
... remain in his three trustees or D. might be set their representatives , and he invested them with all the due admini- powers and authorities requisite for that purpose . And estate . There after bequeathing certain pecuniary legacies ...
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... remains . How this case would have stood if more than one life , especially if three lives , had dropped in the widow's lifetime , or how it would have stood if the widow had not been guilty of any substantial delay or default , or if ...
... remains . How this case would have stood if more than one life , especially if three lives , had dropped in the widow's lifetime , or how it would have stood if the widow had not been guilty of any substantial delay or default , or if ...
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... remain in his custody , — indeed , they never were returned , -whether that is such conduct as to preclude the defendant from saying effectu- ally that there was no fraud in the sense in which that expression has been used in this court ...
... remain in his custody , — indeed , they never were returned , -whether that is such conduct as to preclude the defendant from saying effectu- ally that there was no fraud in the sense in which that expression has been used in this court ...
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... , that , the term of 1000 years , then vested in the defendant , by the indenture of the 13th May , 1841 , should be possessed 1845 . HAMPSHIRE v . BRADLEY . 1845 . HAMPSHIRE v . BRADLEY . by and remain D 2 CASES IN CHANCERY . 35.
... , that , the term of 1000 years , then vested in the defendant , by the indenture of the 13th May , 1841 , should be possessed 1845 . HAMPSHIRE v . BRADLEY . 1845 . HAMPSHIRE v . BRADLEY . by and remain D 2 CASES IN CHANCERY . 35.
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... remain vested in him , in trust , in the first place , for better securing to the plaintiff Hampshire , his execu- tors , administrators , and assigns , the repayment of the said sum of £ 500 and interest , and other sums as afore- said ...
... remain vested in him , in trust , in the first place , for better securing to the plaintiff Hampshire , his execu- tors , administrators , and assigns , the repayment of the said sum of £ 500 and interest , and other sums as afore- said ...
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administrators aforesaid alleged amount annuity answer appointed assigns ATT.-GEN Balliol College Barbara Newland bequeathed bill was filed bond brother cent charged circumstances claim codicil copyhold costs Court court of equity covenant creditors Cundy dated daughter death debts decease declared decree deed defendant devised died directed Edmund Newland entitled equity executed executors fendant Ferraby fund GLASGOW COLLEGE heirs holy orders husband indenture intention interest issue James Law Jervis John lands lease leasehold leasehold estates Lediard legacies legatees Lord marriage Master Matthew Cook ment mentioned monies mortgage mortgagor opinion paid parties payment personal estate plaintiff possession prayed premises purchaser question real estate rents residuary residue respect Samuel Law Scotland settlement shares shew Sir George Champion solicitor Sophia Wilson suit testator's testatrix thereof Thomas Timmis tion trust usurious Vice-Chancellor Wadley widow wife Wigram William Law witnesses
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Page 629 - That when any land shall have been devised by any testator who shall die after the Thirty-first day of December, One thousand eight hundred and thirty-three, to the heir or to the person who shall be the heir of such testator, such heir shall be considered to have acquired the land as a devisee, and not by descent...
Page 441 - ... the right to make such entry or distress or to bring such action shall have first accrued to the person making or bringing the same.
Page 631 - And as to all my moneys, stocks and funds in the Bank of England, and all my ready moneys, and securities for money, arrears of rent and of dividends, and all and singular other my personal estate and effects, whatsoever and wheresoever...
Page 218 - Lives of [naming them], and the Lives and Life of the Survivors and Survivor of them...
Page 255 - CD shall from time to time by any deed or deeds instrument or instruments in writing with or without power of revocation and new appointment to be by him sealed and delivered in the presence of and to be attested by two or more credible witnesses...
Page 566 - That if any Action or Suit shall be commenced against any Person or Persons for any thing done in pursuance of this Act...
Page 441 - December, 1833, no person shall make an entry or distress, or bring an action to recover any land or rent, but within twenty years next after the time at which the right to make such entry or distress or to bring such action shall have first accrued to some person through whom he claims...
Page 442 - ... for the recovery whereof such entry, distress, action, or suit respectively might have been made or brought within such period, shall be extinguished.
Page 566 - And be it further enacted, That if any Person or Persons shall think himself, herself or themselves aggrieved by any Thing done in pursuance of this Act...
Page 518 - The settlor conveys it to the use of himself for life, and after his death to the use that his widow may receive a rent charge (or jointure, as it is called).