Cases Argued and Detemined in the High Court of Chancery, During the Time of Lord Chancellor Eldon: In Hilary, Easter & Trinity Terms, 55 Geo. III, 1815, with a Few Cases of an Earlier Period |
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Account Affidavit afterwards Annuity Answer Application appointed argued Assignment ATKYNS Bankrupt Bill was filed Blake Boldero Cause Children Circumstances claimed Commission contended Conveyance Costs Court Court of Equity Covenant Creditors Debt Decease Decree Deed Defendant Demurrer Deponent Devise directed Elizabeth entitled Equity Evidence executed Executors fendant granted Hart Heir at Law Indenture Injunction Interest Issue James Gregory John John Marston June Jurisdiction Lands Leach Lease Leasehold Leasehold Estates Legacy Legatee Lord CHANCELLOR Lord Clinton Lordship Marriage Master ment Money Mortgage Motion OAKDEN Objection Opinion Order paid Party Payment Personal Estate Peter Wyche Petition Plaintiff Plea Possession prayed Premises present Property Purchase Question Real Estate received Redemption REGENT'S CANAL Remainder Rents Report respect Richard Perry Right Robert Blake ROLLS Security shew Sir Bysshe Shelley Sir Samuel Romilly Solicitor Stabback Statute Stockdale taken Tenant Term Testator's thereof tiff tion Title Trustees TYRRELL VICE-CHANCELLOR Wife Witness Words
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Page 298 - Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, that, from and after the passing of this act, in every case of a breach of any trust or supposed breach of any trust created for charitable purposes, or whenever the direction or order of a court of equity shall be deemed necessary for the administration of any trust for charitable purposes...