 | Great Britain. Court of Chancery - 1787 - 514 sider
...other defendant would have no opportunity of croft-examining to it. ([] It is a general rule, th.it no one need be made a party againft whom, if brought to a hearing, thr plaintiff can have no decree: thus a rcfKluarv legatee' need nqt be made a party ; and for the... | |
 | Charles Viner - 1791 - 696 sider
...a Vcrn. 32. pi. 23. Hill. 1000. aharpe v. ,ne reGamón, porter, he lays that, it il a general rale, that no one need be made a party againft whom, if brought to a hearing ihe plaintiff can have no decree; thus, ma bill brought by the creditor» of a beekrupt again« tbr... | |
 | Great Britain. Court of Chancery - 1793 - 542 sider
...the other defendant would have no opportunity of trofs-examining to it. [ IJ It is a general rule, that no one need be made a party againft whom, if...hearing, the plaintiff can have no decree : thus a reiidusry legatee need not be made a party ; and for the fame reafon, in a bill brought by the creditors... | |
 | Charles Viner - 1805 - 598 sider
...Attorney-General 3 party. 4 Bro. Cha. Rep. 38. 1792. Chitty v. Parker. Buikrupt. 14. It is a general rule that no one need be made a party, againft whom, if...refiduary legatee need not be made a party ; and for IParrg, for the fame reafon, in a bill broug! t by the creditors of a bankrupt againft the affig >ees... | |
 | Henry Maddock - 1817 - 440 sider
...the suit, applications for a rehearing, &c.(s) U is a rule, that no one need be made a party, against whom, if brought to a hearing, the plaintiff can have no decree: for this reason a residuary legatee need not be made a party, nor a bankrupt, in a spit brought against... | |
 | Great Britain. Court of Chancery - 1826 - 698 sider
...remainder-man in fee be made a party. III. 268 (N) A general rule, that no one need be made a party, against whom, if brought to a hearing, the plaintiff can have no decree. Thus u residuary •legatee need not be made a party ; neither in a bill brought by the creditors of a bankrupt... | |
 | Henry Maddock - 1827 - 520 sider
...be out of the jurisdiction of the Court (n). It is a Rule, that no one need be made a Party, against whom, if brought to a hearing, the Plaintiff can have no Decree (o) : for this reason, a residuary Legatee need not be made a Party to a Bill by a Legatee, against... | |
 | Edward Chitty - 1831 - 936 sider
...Green v. Poote, 5 Bro. PC 504. HEARING. It is a general rule that uo one need be made a party, against whom, if brought to a hearing, the plaintiff can have no decree ; thus a residuary legatee need not be made a party ; and for the same reason, in a bill brought by the cieditois... | |
 | Thomas Hare - 1836 - 362 sider
...that case, adds, that however the rule may hold in general, that no one need be made a party, against whom, if brought to a hearing, the plaintiff can have no -decree; yet, the determination of Lord Talbot, in the particular circumstances of the case, appears to have... | |
 | Richard Peters - 1860 - 792 sider
...he were a cosurety. Ibid. 24. It is also a general rule, that no one need be made a party, against whom, if brought to a hearing, the plaintiff can have no decree. Therefore, on a bill by creditors or purchasers, against the assignees of a bankrupt, the bankrupt... | |
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Lynn; and it is a wellsettled rule, that no one need be made a party, against whom, if brought to a hearing, the plaintiff can have no decree. 
