Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the High Court of Chancery: From the Year 1789 to 1817, Volume 4; Volume 25S. Sweet and Stevens and Sons, 1827 |
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... opinion as your Honor of Acherly v . Vernon . Nicholls v . Osborn , which is often cited , cannot be applied to a case of this kind . There is a sensible distinction . Interest has been said to be given for delay of payment . If the ...
... opinion as your Honor of Acherly v . Vernon . Nicholls v . Osborn , which is often cited , cannot be applied to a case of this kind . There is a sensible distinction . Interest has been said to be given for delay of payment . If the ...
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... opinion , the doubt re- specting the assignment of the husband for valuable considera- tion of the wife's equitable interest was not well founded ( 12 ) , with the single exception perhaps of a trust of a term for of land ; upon which ...
... opinion , the doubt re- specting the assignment of the husband for valuable considera- tion of the wife's equitable interest was not well founded ( 12 ) , with the single exception perhaps of a trust of a term for of land ; upon which ...
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... opinion , it was only a doubt ; and it never was decided , that the husband could by such assignment or any other means deprive her of her Equity . It is said in this case , that from her living apart from her husband she was to be ...
... opinion , it was only a doubt ; and it never was decided , that the husband could by such assignment or any other means deprive her of her Equity . It is said in this case , that from her living apart from her husband she was to be ...
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... opinion , that , the bill ; that in pursuance of the agreement the Plaintiff took though the possession , or laid out money in building or repairing ; and that the Defendant blamed the neglect of the attorney . agreement is admitted ...
... opinion , that , the bill ; that in pursuance of the agreement the Plaintiff took though the possession , or laid out money in building or repairing ; and that the Defendant blamed the neglect of the attorney . agreement is admitted ...
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... opinion he has done so . It is impos- sible to contend , that he did not mean the lease to be kept full : but it is also impossible to suppose , he meant that con- tribution should be made , which , I think , would be the con- sequence ...
... opinion he has done so . It is impos- sible to contend , that he did not mean the lease to be kept full : but it is also impossible to suppose , he meant that con- tribution should be made , which , I think , would be the con- sequence ...
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admitted aforesaid age of twenty-one Alsager Annuities Anstey answer applied appointment assigns Attorney Bank Annuities bankrupt bequest bill was filed Blakeman bond Brown charged child circumstances claim codicil copyhold Court Court of Equity creditors dated daughter death debts decease declared decree deed Defendant directed disposition dividends Duke of Newcastle Earl of Lincoln entitled equity executed executors executory devise expences farther fund give given husband intention interest issue John Pelham land lease legacy legatee lives Lockyer Lord Chancellor Lord Hardwicke Lord Thurlow marriage Master mortgage O'Halloran paid payment personal estate Plaintiff possession premises principal purchase purpose question real estate remainder rents and profits residuary residue respect Robert Fryer ROLLS rule settlement shew statute sum of money survivor tenant term testator's testatrix THELLUSSON thereof Thomas Thomas Lockyer tion trust vested void wife William William Light WOODFORD words
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Page 363 - Defendants, yet on a bill filed in equity, it was referred to the Master to take an account of what was due to the Plaintiffs, and an issue at law was refused by the Chancellor, who thought the question too clear to be disputed.
Page 316 - It is an established rule that an executory devise is good if it must necessarily happen within a life or lives in being, and twenty-one years, and the fraction of another year, allowing for the time of gestation.
Page 838 - Provided always, that this clause shall not extend to the case of a married woman where under this act the Lord High Chancellor, Lord Keeper, or Lords Commissioners for the custody of the great seal, or...
Page 144 - ... equally to be divided between them, share and share alike...
Page 55 - ... or the survivor of them, or the executors or administrators of such survivor, shall think fit...
Page 624 - Plaintiff; which was, to the use of such person or persons, and for such estate or estates...
Page 493 - ... wife for her life; and after the death of the survivor of them...
Page 581 - ... during his life, and after the decease of the survivor in trust for the children of the marriage, and in case there should be no children, then for the survivor, his or her executors, &c.
Page 432 - Graves, for life ; remainder to his first and other sons in tail male ; remainder to the first and other sons of the testator's daughter, Anna Maria Hearle, in tail male ; remainder to his own right heirs.