The Law Magazine and Law Review, Or, Quarterly Journal of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Butterworths, 1856 - Law |
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Page 202
... entitled to or capable of taking any portion of the testator's real or personal estate , or to obtain any account of the rents and profits , as sought by the petition . The affidavit further stated that the petitioner would not derive ...
... entitled to or capable of taking any portion of the testator's real or personal estate , or to obtain any account of the rents and profits , as sought by the petition . The affidavit further stated that the petitioner would not derive ...
Page 424
... entitled to dower ; " with remainder to the use of Fry in fee . Fry's wife having died , he , after the passing of the Dower Act , married again . It was held by Sir J. Romilly , M.R. , that the second wife's dower was not barred by the ...
... entitled to dower ; " with remainder to the use of Fry in fee . Fry's wife having died , he , after the passing of the Dower Act , married again . It was held by Sir J. Romilly , M.R. , that the second wife's dower was not barred by the ...
Page 429
... entitled to 7,000l . , the amount of commission , which , by the contract , he would have been entitled to if his conduct had been proper . " The principle , " said his Honour , " on which I proceed is that to be found in White v . Lady ...
... entitled to 7,000l . , the amount of commission , which , by the contract , he would have been entitled to if his conduct had been proper . " The principle , " said his Honour , " on which I proceed is that to be found in White v . Lady ...
Page 446
... entitled to deduct from the amount for which the property sold , the 600l . and interest , for that would , in effect , be to tack the mortgage of 2,800l . to the mortgage of 600l . , which could not be done , since the equity of ...
... entitled to deduct from the amount for which the property sold , the 600l . and interest , for that would , in effect , be to tack the mortgage of 2,800l . to the mortgage of 600l . , which could not be done , since the equity of ...
Page 176
... entitled to sell , and thus to defeat the whole subsequent rights , and utterly to destroy the succession which he was not entitled in any way to alter . This judgment of the Court of Session was affirmed by the House of Lords , as was ...
... entitled to sell , and thus to defeat the whole subsequent rights , and utterly to destroy the succession which he was not entitled in any way to alter . This judgment of the Court of Session was affirmed by the House of Lords , as was ...
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