Reports of Cases Decided in the High Court of Chancery: In 1852 [-1859] ... by Sir Richard Torin Kindersley, Vice-chancellor, Volum 2V. & R. Stevens and G. S. Norton, 1854 |
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affidavit aforesaid Alexander Wylie alleged Annesley assets assigns benefit bequeathed bill bond Boulcott Butterfield Charles Cadman cheque child Child & Co cited claim clause contract COUNTESS OF JERSEY Court of Equity covenant coverture creditor Currie daughter death debt decease declared decree Defendant doubt effect entitled estate tail evidence execution executors fact fee simple feme sole fraud gift Gresham Gwennap Hardingham held Hezekiah Wyche husband intended interest Jolliffe judgment Lady Dunboyne lease legacy liable limited Lipscombe Lord marriage married woman Mary ment moiety mortgage Nancy Eastabrook paid parties partners payment personal estate Peter Grant Plaintiff power of appointment principle property settled purchaser question real estate referred remainder representatives respect right heirs separate estate settlement share Sir Thomas Samwell solicitor STEGEN surety tenant term testator's testatrix thereof tion transaction trust VANDER VAUGHAN vested VICE-CHANCELLOR widow wife Wiles William Wood words
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Side 78 - therefore with perfect accuracy, I think it should be stated in some such form as this :—" As between persons having only equitable interests, if their equities are in all other respects equal, priority of time gives the better equity; or, qui prior est tempore potior estjure.
Side 400 - of the first part, the Plaintiff of the second part, and the said John Henry Howard of the third part, after reciting the said indenture of the 25th October, 1838, and noticing the hereinbefore stated proviso respecting the
Side 54 - no power of revocation, reservation, trust, condition, limitation, clause or agreement whatsoever for the benefit of the grantor or of any person or persons claiming under him.
Side 340 - this, after commenting on the rule,—" This produces no inconvenience to any one, for it only amounts to this, that there shall be no transaction with the principal debtor without acquainting the person who has a great interest in it.
Side 403 - person or persons whomsoever claiming or to claim by, from, through, under or in trust for them, or any or either of them, should,
Side 27 - any child or children of his or their body or bodies respectively living at the time of his or their death or respective deaths, or any one or more of them my said nieces shall happen to survive me, and afterwards die under the age of twenty-one years-, and without
Side 424 - Os. 4d., Three pounds five shillings per cent, annuities, then standing in his name in the books of the governor and company of the Bank of England, into the names of the Plaintiffs. The said testator, after the transfer of the said bank annuities
Side 139 - That the Plaintiff may have such further or other relief as the nature of the case may require. This case
Side 67 - and during all the subsequent time, a design among the parties to the deed, that the payment of the annuity should not EAST. commence till the death of Mr. Gwennap. I have thus far abstained from referring to the parol testimony. The principal witnesses, whose evidence directly affects this question, are, on the one side, Mr. Wyatt, Miss
Side 314 - whereof is hereby acknowledged, they the said Sir William Casement and Nathaniel Alexander have, and each of them hath, bargained, sold, assigned, surrendered and transferred by these presents, do and each of them doth bargain, sell, assign,