Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the High Court of Chancery, from the Year M DCC LXXXIX to M DCCC XVII: With a Digested Index, Volum 16C.C. Little and J. Brown, 1845 |
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Side 139
... reason of such refusal by such issue male : and a similar covenant was therein contained on the part of John Stanhope . [ * 3 ] in * The particular , upon which the sale took place , * 2 [ 1808 . MILLIGAN v . COOKE .
... reason of such refusal by such issue male : and a similar covenant was therein contained on the part of John Stanhope . [ * 3 ] in * The particular , upon which the sale took place , * 2 [ 1808 . MILLIGAN v . COOKE .
Side 146
... reason that a title cannot be made according to the representation of the title in the particular , for the same * enjoyment , as if [ * 15 ] the vendor could have made good the representation , and the contract had been carried into ...
... reason that a title cannot be made according to the representation of the title in the particular , for the same * enjoyment , as if [ * 15 ] the vendor could have made good the representation , and the contract had been carried into ...
Side 152
... reasons than were touched on at the Bar : he considered not the case as matter of power , but as a trust in the wife ; which was to keep the children in obedience to her , while a widow : but when she should marry , it was likely , that ...
... reasons than were touched on at the Bar : he considered not the case as matter of power , but as a trust in the wife ; which was to keep the children in obedience to her , while a widow : but when she should marry , it was likely , that ...
Side 153
... reason to believe , Lord Thurlow thought , it would have been good at Law ; and his principle , ac- knowledging the former doctrine , was that the Court must either leave all these appointments to take their fate , as executed , or must ...
... reason to believe , Lord Thurlow thought , it would have been good at Law ; and his principle , ac- knowledging the former doctrine , was that the Court must either leave all these appointments to take their fate , as executed , or must ...
Side 155
... reason assigned ; which , though it may aid the construction of doubtful , cannot warrant the rejection of clear , words ( c ) , [ p . 46. ] SIR CHARLES BоотH by his Will , dated the 8th of June , 1792 , after giving several legacies ...
... reason assigned ; which , though it may aid the construction of doubtful , cannot warrant the rejection of clear , words ( c ) , [ p . 46. ] SIR CHARLES BоотH by his Will , dated the 8th of June , 1792 , after giving several legacies ...
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act of bankruptcy admitted affidavit age of twenty-one agreement Annuities answer ante appear application appointed assignment Attorney bankrupt breach of trust cause circumstances Commission consideration considered contract copyhold costs Court of Equity covenant creditors David Thomson death debts decease declared Decree deed Defendant directed doctrine effect entitled evidence execution executors farther fendant freehold give ground heirs House of Lords husband Injunction instance intention interest issue joint judgment land lease leasehold estates legacies lien limitation Lord CHANCELLOR Lord Hardwicke Lord Thurlow marriage Master ment Motion notice object Order paid parties payment personal estate Petition Plaintiff plea possession premises principle purchaser purpose question real estate recovery refused rent residue settlement Sir Samuel Romilly Solicitor taken tenant in tail term testator's Thomas Thomas Massey timber tion transaction trustees vendor wife William Juxon William Levinz
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Side 156 - Stockdale, and the survivors and survivor of them, and the heirs, executors and administrators of such survivor...
Side 248 - ... he directed that the share or shares of him, her, or them so dying...
Side 253 - Bart., deceased, and his assigns, for and during the term of his natural life, without impeachment of or for any manner of waste; and...
Side 312 - That no Parson, Vicar, Minister or Curate shall be obliged to publish the Banns of Matrimony between any Persons whatsoever, unless the Persons to be married shall, Seven Days at the least before the Time required for the first Publication of such Banns respectively, deliver or...
Side 367 - the foundation of this jurisdiction, that is, interfering by injunction, is that head of mischief alluded to by Lord Hardwicke, that sort of material injury to the comfort of the existence of those who dwell in the neighbouring house, requiring the application of a power to prevent, as well as remedy, an evil for which damages more or less would be given in an action at law.
Side 238 - Where the act is a breach of duty in the trustee, it is very fit that those who deal with him should be affected by an act tending to defeat the trust of which they have notice. But where the sale is made by the trustee in performance of his duty, it seems extraordinary that he should not be able to do what one should think incidental to the right exercise of his power ; that is, to give a valid discharge for the purchase-money, (c) 34.
Side 378 - ... for life, without impeachment of waste, remainder to trustees to preserve contingent remainders ; remainder to the use of the...
Side 353 - Morgan, . . . who shall come in and seek relief by and contribute to the expense of this suit.
Side 441 - But although the covenant be for him and his assigns, yet if the thing to be done be merely collateral to the land, and doth not touch or concern the thing demised in any sort, there assignee shall not be charged.