The Revised Reports: Being a Republication of Such Cases in the English Courts of Common Law and Equity, from the Year 1785, as are Still of Practical Utility. 1785-1866, Volume 144Frederick Pollock, Robert Campbell, Oliver Augustus Saunders, Arthur Beresford Cane, Joseph Gerald Pease, William Bowstead Sweet & Maxwell, limited, 1914 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... decree had been taken in one only , but the relief which could be obtained in that one was not so comprehensive as that which could be had in the other , the second suit would not be stayed , but both suits were consolidated on such ...
... decree had been taken in one only , but the relief which could be obtained in that one was not so comprehensive as that which could be had in the other , the second suit would not be stayed , but both suits were consolidated on such ...
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... I propose to make one decree on the two bills , to declare that the two DANIEL v . ARKWRIGHT . [ * 109 ] DANIEL ť . respective deeds of appointment of Mrs. Courthope's VOL . CXLIV . ] 1864. CH . 2 H. & M. 108-109 . 63.
... I propose to make one decree on the two bills , to declare that the two DANIEL v . ARKWRIGHT . [ * 109 ] DANIEL ť . respective deeds of appointment of Mrs. Courthope's VOL . CXLIV . ] 1864. CH . 2 H. & M. 108-109 . 63.
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... decree dated the 29th July , 1808 , it was declared that by virtue of such election William and Henry were entitled to the leaseholds bequeathed to them respec- tively by the will , and they were accordingly let into possession . No ...
... decree dated the 29th July , 1808 , it was declared that by virtue of such election William and Henry were entitled to the leaseholds bequeathed to them respec- tively by the will , and they were accordingly let into possession . No ...
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... decree , or if not so bound then they cannot appeal to it as binding upon us . It is quite clear that the legal estate which was in the settlor passed under the will to Henry , and is vested in the defendant . Then what equity have ...
... decree , or if not so bound then they cannot appeal to it as binding upon us . It is quite clear that the legal estate which was in the settlor passed under the will to Henry , and is vested in the defendant . Then what equity have ...
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... decree founded on this report recited that the defendants were put to their election , and had elected to give up their interests under the settlement ( those being life interests not affecting the claims of grandchildren ) and to take ...
... decree founded on this report recited that the defendants were put to their election , and had elected to give up their interests under the settlement ( those being life interests not affecting the claims of grandchildren ) and to take ...
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