Reports of Cases Adjudged in the High Court of Chancery: Before Sir William Page Wood, Knt., Vice-Chancellor, Volume 2W. Maxwell, 1856 |
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... Lord Chancellor . Lords Justices . Master of the Rolls . } Vice - Chancellors . SIR ALEXANDER JAMES EDMUND COCKBURN , Attorney - General . SIR RICHARD BETHELL , Solicitor - General . ROOPE } } ' } A TABLE OF THE NAMES.
... Lord Chancellor . Lords Justices . Master of the Rolls . } Vice - Chancellors . SIR ALEXANDER JAMES EDMUND COCKBURN , Attorney - General . SIR RICHARD BETHELL , Solicitor - General . ROOPE } } ' } A TABLE OF THE NAMES.
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... solicitor , to keep the daughter in ignorance of her rights . The deed was prepared by the father's solicitor . The form of the deed is ambiguous , and calculated to mislead . It purports to be a disentailing deed , and nothing more ...
... solicitor , to keep the daughter in ignorance of her rights . The deed was prepared by the father's solicitor . The form of the deed is ambiguous , and calculated to mislead . It purports to be a disentailing deed , and nothing more ...
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... solicitor of the father , and the father himself , give the only evidence on that subject . Mr. Edwards says he had an interview with the lady in May , 1843 , she having attained the age of twenty - one years in the February preceding ...
... solicitor of the father , and the father himself , give the only evidence on that subject . Mr. Edwards says he had an interview with the lady in May , 1843 , she having attained the age of twenty - one years in the February preceding ...
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... solicitor who prepared it , has not taken care , as he ought to have done , to preserve evidence to mark the nature of the transaction . He does not now produce the original draft of the deed as approved by a barrister . Something which ...
... solicitor who prepared it , has not taken care , as he ought to have done , to preserve evidence to mark the nature of the transaction . He does not now produce the original draft of the deed as approved by a barrister . Something which ...
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... solicitor , who was a member of the family and who was not her father's soli- citor , she being then free from the control of her father ; that in consequence the solicitor communicated with other members of her family , who gave it as ...
... solicitor , who was a member of the family and who was not her father's soli- citor , she being then free from the control of her father ; that in consequence the solicitor communicated with other members of her family , who gave it as ...
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