The English Reports: Vice-Chancellors' courts (1815-1865), Volum 56W. Green, 1905 |
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Side 5
... present , but it comes very near it , and strongly applies . The want of mutuality in a contract is a sufficient ground for refusing a specific performance ( Armiger v . Clarke , Bunb . 111 ) . Was there mutuality in this contract ...
... present , but it comes very near it , and strongly applies . The want of mutuality in a contract is a sufficient ground for refusing a specific performance ( Armiger v . Clarke , Bunb . 111 ) . Was there mutuality in this contract ...
Side 10
... present . " " Another objection to this application is that it is too late . The parties had time , during the last term , to apply to a Court of law for the prohibition , and therefore cannot now apply here . ( Blackborough v . Davis ...
... present . " " Another objection to this application is that it is too late . The parties had time , during the last term , to apply to a Court of law for the prohibition , and therefore cannot now apply here . ( Blackborough v . Davis ...
Side 19
... present , where the creditor is dead , and therefore cannot confront the bankrupt . I think the petition to expunge this debt ought not to be granted , nor an inquiry or issue directed ; but , under the circumstances , I will not give ...
... present , where the creditor is dead , and therefore cannot confront the bankrupt . I think the petition to expunge this debt ought not to be granted , nor an inquiry or issue directed ; but , under the circumstances , I will not give ...
Side 27
... present . It was a decision after consideration by Lord Eldon ; but that was the case of a separate commission , under which joint debts were proved , and where the separate creditors received only 2s . in the pound and the joint ...
... present . It was a decision after consideration by Lord Eldon ; but that was the case of a separate commission , under which joint debts were proved , and where the separate creditors received only 2s . in the pound and the joint ...
Side 33
... present , the four years ' rent . THE VICE - CHANCELLOR . Let it be so then . [ 85 ] MOODY AND UX . v . LEEMING . Nov. 3 , 1815 . A second application to enlarge publication allowed , though cause set down , the same being so far off in ...
... present , the four years ' rent . THE VICE - CHANCELLOR . Let it be so then . [ 85 ] MOODY AND UX . v . LEEMING . Nov. 3 , 1815 . A second application to enlarge publication allowed , though cause set down , the same being so far off in ...
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