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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... lands have been taken compulsorily , and the purchase - money paid into Court under the Lands Clauses Act , and before payment out of Court it becomes necessary to file a bill for the administration of the landowner's estate , of which ...
... lands have been taken compulsorily , and the purchase - money paid into Court under the Lands Clauses Act , and before payment out of Court it becomes necessary to file a bill for the administration of the landowner's estate , of which ...
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... lands , and other heredita- ments in the said counties of Sussex and Gloucester , devised by the said will of the said Anthony , late Earl of Newburgh , with the payment of the sum of 10,000l . of lawful British money for the portions ...
... lands , and other heredita- ments in the said counties of Sussex and Gloucester , devised by the said will of the said Anthony , late Earl of Newburgh , with the payment of the sum of 10,000l . of lawful British money for the portions ...
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... land , and the doctrine of notice , therefore , has no application : Rooper v . Harrison ( 1 ) . Mr. De Gex for the assignees : The portion was personalty because the bankrupt never had any interest in the land , but simply a right to ...
... land , and the doctrine of notice , therefore , has no application : Rooper v . Harrison ( 1 ) . Mr. De Gex for the assignees : The portion was personalty because the bankrupt never had any interest in the land , but simply a right to ...
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... land , could never be reached as land by the person interested in it , was a species of property which , according to the decision of the House of Lords in Foster v . Cockerell , required notice to be given in order to complete the ...
... land , could never be reached as land by the person interested in it , was a species of property which , according to the decision of the House of Lords in Foster v . Cockerell , required notice to be given in order to complete the ...
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... land , such a protection ought to have been accorded to him . In truth , he was not the assignee of the equitable estate in the land , but he was the assignee of a charge which was secured on the land . It was held , nevertheless , that ...
... land , such a protection ought to have been accorded to him . In truth , he was not the assignee of the equitable estate in the land , but he was the assignee of a charge which was secured on the land . It was held , nevertheless , that ...
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