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 15Frederick Pollock, Robert Campbell, Oliver Augustus Saunders, Arthur Beresford Cane, Edward Potton, Joseph Gerald Pease, William Bowstead Sweet & Maxwell, limited, 1894 |
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... appointed for that purpose , to set out so much of the said lands and premises , at the election of the said Charles Grant , as were then of the clear yearly value of 2001. sterling ; and the respondents , Thomas Cockburn , Alexander ...
... appointed for that purpose , to set out so much of the said lands and premises , at the election of the said Charles Grant , as were then of the clear yearly value of 2001. sterling ; and the respondents , Thomas Cockburn , Alexander ...
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... appoint , and in failure of such appointment to be divided among them equally , share and share * alike , as tenants in common , and not as joint tenants . Then the testator em- powered her to charge the lands with 500l . " for each and ...
... appoint , and in failure of such appointment to be divided among them equally , share and share * alike , as tenants in common , and not as joint tenants . Then the testator em- powered her to charge the lands with 500l . " for each and ...
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... appoint for their use and benefit , according to their estates and interest in the premises . " To this bill St. Barbe Tregonwell , the heir at law , then an infant , answered by his father and guardian , submitting his interests to the ...
... appoint for their use and benefit , according to their estates and interest in the premises . " To this bill St. Barbe Tregonwell , the heir at law , then an infant , answered by his father and guardian , submitting his interests to the ...
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... appoint , not doubting the devisee's honour and integrity in the performance of the will . Several sums , amounting to ... appointment which was void , he did not diminish the whole interest which was given to the devisee , and the heir ...
... appoint , not doubting the devisee's honour and integrity in the performance of the will . Several sums , amounting to ... appointment which was void , he did not diminish the whole interest which was given to the devisee , and the heir ...
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... appoint , and devise the said ( naming the executors ) executors to this my last will , also my residuary legatees ... appointed , and paid to the said Ann Kellett , and to the said Jane Kellett , as soon as they shall attain the age of ...
... appoint , and devise the said ( naming the executors ) executors to this my last will , also my residuary legatees ... appointed , and paid to the said Ann Kellett , and to the said Jane Kellett , as soon as they shall attain the age of ...
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