Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Exchequer: From Easter Term, 54 Geo. III. to [Michaelmas Term, 5 Geo. IV.] Both Inclusive [1814-1824] ...W. Clarke and Sons, 1821 |
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Side 72
... meaning of the subsequent Order in Council of the 26th of November , and give it a construction consistent with the foregoing in- structions of the 10th of October . To use the words which Lord Eldon is reported to have used in the ...
... meaning of the subsequent Order in Council of the 26th of November , and give it a construction consistent with the foregoing in- structions of the 10th of October . To use the words which Lord Eldon is reported to have used in the ...
Side 85
... meaning of myself and the Court , much better than any language that I can affect to use . I conclude with saying , that in the present suit this Court has not the power of making such a decree as is prayed - 1819 . CRAUFURD and others ...
... meaning of myself and the Court , much better than any language that I can affect to use . I conclude with saying , that in the present suit this Court has not the power of making such a decree as is prayed - 1819 . CRAUFURD and others ...
Side 110
... meaning that then that was no longer the case ; and that having got into another department , namely , before the Treasurer , the Chancellor , and Under Treasurer , they are only entered and declared there . I take it to be per- fectly ...
... meaning that then that was no longer the case ; and that having got into another department , namely , before the Treasurer , the Chancellor , and Under Treasurer , they are only entered and declared there . I take it to be per- fectly ...
Side 247
... meaning of the exonerating clause of the will . They stated that they had very considerably reduced the amount of the testator's personal estate , by having made large payments to the next of kin , which had rendered it insuffi- cient ...
... meaning of the exonerating clause of the will . They stated that they had very considerably reduced the amount of the testator's personal estate , by having made large payments to the next of kin , which had rendered it insuffi- cient ...
Side 251
... meaning as speedily as pos- sible ; whereas here the testator had given them a full discretion by the words at such time or times , and in such manner as they should think most ad- vantageous ; and here also they had duties to per- form ...
... meaning as speedily as pos- sible ; whereas here the testator had given them a full discretion by the words at such time or times , and in such manner as they should think most ad- vantageous ; and here also they had duties to per- form ...
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act of Parliament admitted affidavit applied appointed argument arrear ATTORNEY Auditors authority bill clause of re-entry Commissioners common law considered construction contained Court of Equity Court of Exchequer covenant CRAUFURD Crown debts decision declaration deed defendant demise discharge duties Earl JERSEY effect ejectment entitled Ex parte COLEBROOKE Exchequer Chamber execution fifteen days former leases given granted ground heirs Henllan Hotley indenture inserted intention Judges judgment King landlord leasing power legacies Lessee of Earl lessor Lord Chief Baron Lord Ellenborough Lord HENLEY Lordships ment neral non-payment of rent objection opinion paid parties payment personal estate plaintiff plea power of re-entry premises present Prize Agents proceeding proviso public accounts qualification re-enter re-entry for non-payment reasonable reference replevin respect reversioner right of re-entry settlement settlor shew Sir John Astley SMITH statute sufficient distress tenant testator tion trustees verdict words
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Side 330 - ... that no sufficient distress was to be found on the demised premises countervailing the arrears then due, and that the lessor had power to re-enter...
Side 332 - Courts of Record, upon any Bond or Bonds, or on any Penal Sum for Non-performance of any Covenants or Agreements in any Indenture, Deed, or Writing contained, the Plaintiff or Plaintiffs may assign as many Breaches as he or they shall think fit, and the Jury, upon Trial of such Action or Actions, shall and may assess, not only such Damages and Costs of Suit as have heretofore been usually done in such Cases, but also Damages for such of the said Breaches...
Side 60 - Majesty's dominions which shall be duly commissionated, to take cognizance of, and judicially proceed upon, all and all manner of captures, seizures, prizes, and reprisals of all ships, vessels, and goods that are or shall be taken, and to hear and determine the same ; and, according to the course of Admiralty and the Law of Nations...
Side 582 - ... character and condition which by law results from the state of marriage while it subsists, and from thence to infer rights of action and legal responsibilities as consequences following from such alteration of character and condition ; or how any power, short of that of the legislature, can change that which by the common law of the land is established as the course of judicial proceedings.
Side 330 - ... is depending, by affidavit, or be proved upon the trial in case the defendant appears...
Side 691 - Vaughan now moved for a rule to shew cause, why the verdict should not be set aside, and a new trial granted.
Side 221 - I will lay down the rule as broad as this — whenever any person gives property, and points out the object, the property, and the way in which it shall go, that does create a trust, unless he shows clearly that his desire expressed is to be controlled by the party, and that he shall have an option to defeat it.
Side 226 - Replevin is hereby authorized and required to administer) and conditioned for prosecuting the Suit with Effect and without Delay, and for duly returning the Goods and Chattels distrained in case a Return shall be awarded...
Side 731 - In an action against the sheriff for removing goods taken in execution without paying the landlord a year's rent, it is not necessary to prove that...
Side 288 - ... to any person or persons for any term or number of years not exceeding twenty-one years, to take effect in possession, and not in reversion, or by way of future interest...