The Law Reports: Equity cases, before the Master of Rolls and the vice-chancellors, Volume 15T. & J. W. Johnson & Company, 1873 |
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... sufficient to prove that the letter of allotment which was posted had not been received , and that the name must therefore be retained upon the list . The Court expressed an opinion that if the letter of allotment had not been received ...
... sufficient to prove that the letter of allotment which was posted had not been received , and that the name must therefore be retained upon the list . The Court expressed an opinion that if the letter of allotment had not been received ...
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... sufficient that the letter should have been posted to the applicant informing him of the allotment , but it must also be received by him . This was settled by the case of the British and American Telegraph Company v . Colson ( 1 ) ...
... sufficient that the letter should have been posted to the applicant informing him of the allotment , but it must also be received by him . This was settled by the case of the British and American Telegraph Company v . Colson ( 1 ) ...
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... sufficiently prove it ? I find no case which has laid down that rule . " His Lordship there refused to admit the ... sufficient for the company to prove that the letter was posted with a great number of other letters on a particular ...
... sufficiently prove it ? I find no case which has laid down that rule . " His Lordship there refused to admit the ... sufficient for the company to prove that the letter was posted with a great number of other letters on a particular ...
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... sufficient to hinder the allotment from being binding , but the correctness of this decision was questioned in Harris ' Case ( 2 ) . Lord Justice Mellish said he always understood the law to be the other way until that case , which had ...
... sufficient to hinder the allotment from being binding , but the correctness of this decision was questioned in Harris ' Case ( 2 ) . Lord Justice Mellish said he always understood the law to be the other way until that case , which had ...
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... sufficient to give priority to B. over the creditors in the bankruptcy of the assured . THIS Stuart v . Cockerell ( 1 ) followed . In re Webb's Policy ( 2 ) not followed . was a Petition for payment out of Court of a sum of £ 539 28. 8d ...
... sufficient to give priority to B. over the creditors in the bankruptcy of the assured . THIS Stuart v . Cockerell ( 1 ) followed . In re Webb's Policy ( 2 ) not followed . was a Petition for payment out of Court of a sum of £ 539 28. 8d ...
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Page 87 - Grew, all my lands [naming them particularly;] to hold the same, with their appurtenances. to him the said George Grew, for and during the term of his natural life...
Page 243 - ... that the register may be rectified ; and the court may either refuse such application, with or without costs, to be paid by the applicant, or it may, if satisfied of the justice of the case, make an order for the rectification of the register...
Page 11 - Every past or future disposition of property, by reason whereof any person has, or shall, become beneficially entitled to any property or the income thereof upon the death of any person...
Page 179 - An Act for the Abolition of Fines and Recoveries, and for the Substitution of more simple Modes of Assurance...
Page 189 - Thus under a settlement containing a limitation to A. for ninety-nine years, if he should so long live, with remainder to trustees during the life of A.
Page 405 - From the principle that a share of a partner is nothing more than his proportion of the partnership assets after they have been turned into money and applied in liquidation of the partnership debts, it necessarily follows that in equity a share in a partnership, whether its property consists of land or not, must, as between the real and personal representatives of a deceased partner, be deemed to be personal, and not real, estate, unless, indeed, such conversion is inconsistent with the agreement...
Page 403 - He then devised and bequeathed his real and personal estate unto " his said trustees, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, according to the nature and tenure thereof...
Page 87 - I give and bequeath to my dearly beloved wife Sarah Barry for and during the term of her natural life...
Page 185 - Chancery within six calendar months after the execution thereof: provided further nevertheless, that the person who but for this clause would have been sole protector of the settlement, may be one of the persons to be appointed protector under this clause, if the settlor shall think fit, and snail, unless otherwise directed by the settlor, act as sole protector, if the other persons constituting the protector shall have ceased to be so by death or relinquishment of the office by deed, and no other...
Page 110 - ... belonging, and the use of all my household goods, plate, linen, and other household furniture of every sort and kind which shall be about my said messuage or tenement at the time of my decease...