The English Reports: Vice-Chancellors' courts (1815-1865), Volum 56W. Green, 1905 |
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... cause he is entitled to costs , I ought not to refuse them by way of punishment , because he objects to do what is considered as right in regard to future proceedings . ( 1 ) The answer , though not evidence in the cause , may be read ...
... cause he is entitled to costs , I ought not to refuse them by way of punishment , because he objects to do what is considered as right in regard to future proceedings . ( 1 ) The answer , though not evidence in the cause , may be read ...
Side 33
... cause was so far off that it was not likely the cause would be heard before the time to which the publication was moved to be enlarged . THE VICE - CHANCELLOR [ Sir Thomas Plumer ] . In the Exchequer such a motion . would not be granted ...
... cause was so far off that it was not likely the cause would be heard before the time to which the publication was moved to be enlarged . THE VICE - CHANCELLOR [ Sir Thomas Plumer ] . In the Exchequer such a motion . would not be granted ...
Side 49
... cause to be cut down , large , and what , quantities of timber trees and other , and what , ornamental trees standing and growing near the capital mansion - house at Bowood in said bill mentioned ; and whether he did not also cut down ...
... cause to be cut down , large , and what , quantities of timber trees and other , and what , ornamental trees standing and growing near the capital mansion - house at Bowood in said bill mentioned ; and whether he did not also cut down ...
Side 66
... Cause set down to obtain a decree pro confesso , advanced in the paper on motion . The Defendant in this cause had appeared , but had not put in an answer , and the usual process had issued to compel an answer . Mr. Longley moved that ...
... Cause set down to obtain a decree pro confesso , advanced in the paper on motion . The Defendant in this cause had appeared , but had not put in an answer , and the usual process had issued to compel an answer . Mr. Longley moved that ...
Side 73
... cause why the suit should be either dismissed , delayed , or barred ( Pract . Reg . 273 ) , and must be such as reduces the cause to a particular point . If a demurrer had been filed , together with an answer , it would have been what ...
... cause why the suit should be either dismissed , delayed , or barred ( Pract . Reg . 273 ) , and must be such as reduces the cause to a particular point . If a demurrer had been filed , together with an answer , it would have been what ...
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affidavit aforesaid afterwards agreement annuity answer applied appointed assignment bankrupt bankruptcy Battersea Bridge bequest claim commission commissioners considered contrà contract conveyance costs Court Court of Equity covenant creditors daughter death debt decease decree deed Defendant demurrer deponent directed dividends entitled equity executed executors feme covert filed fraud given granted heirs husband indenture injunction intention interest issue John Knott John Leach Knott lands lease leasehold estates legacy Lord Chancellor Lord Eldon Lord William Gordon marriage Mary Master mentioned mortgage motion original bill paid parties payment personal estate Peter Dowding petition Petitioner Plaintiff plea possession prayed premises purchase purchase-money question received remainder rents and profits residue respect settlement shew Sir John Leach Sir Samuel Romilly Sir Thomas Plumer solicitor supplemental bill tenant testator's therein thereof trustees unto vendor VICE-CHANCELLOR Sir John VICE-CHANCELLOR Sir Thomas wife William
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