Reports of Cases Heard and Decided in the House of Lords on Appeals and Writs of Error: During the Sessions 1831[-1846], Volume 1J. & W. T. Clarke, 1835 |
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... Interest of ) Taylor v . Fairlie ( Bankrupt - Caution for Expenses ) Wilson v . Lord Kensington ( Tithes , Custom to pay less than , must be strictly proved ) - · - · 424 - - 355 1 TABLE OF CASES CITED . ( Those in Italics have iv TABLE ...
... Interest of ) Taylor v . Fairlie ( Bankrupt - Caution for Expenses ) Wilson v . Lord Kensington ( Tithes , Custom to pay less than , must be strictly proved ) - · - · 424 - - 355 1 TABLE OF CASES CITED . ( Those in Italics have iv TABLE ...
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... interest in the tithes , which were the subject matter of this suit , and that the said Stephen Pugh and the Appellant might be decreed severally to account with the Respondent Edward Meredith for the value of the same tithes , and pay ...
... interest in the tithes , which were the subject matter of this suit , and that the said Stephen Pugh and the Appellant might be decreed severally to account with the Respondent Edward Meredith for the value of the same tithes , and pay ...
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... interest ; that all parties should produce all books and papers relating to the inquiry , and be examined on interrogatories as the Master should direct ; and that the Master should make his report to the Court . From the orders of 20th ...
... interest ; that all parties should produce all books and papers relating to the inquiry , and be examined on interrogatories as the Master should direct ; and that the Master should make his report to the Court . From the orders of 20th ...
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... interest ; on the face of it , it is clear and plain , and therefore the proof lies on the Respondents in this case , and it is for them to satisfy your Lordships that it was not what it purports to be . There being no one word of ...
... interest ; on the face of it , it is clear and plain , and therefore the proof lies on the Respondents in this case , and it is for them to satisfy your Lordships that it was not what it purports to be . There being no one word of ...
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... interest in the said manor , mansion and premises , was thereby limited or ap- pointed to the said William Byam Martin . In Hilary Term 1826 , the Appellants exhibited their bill in Chancery , which was afterwards amended against the ...
... interest in the said manor , mansion and premises , was thereby limited or ap- pointed to the said William Byam Martin . In Hilary Term 1826 , the Appellants exhibited their bill in Chancery , which was afterwards amended against the ...
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