 | Great Britain. Court of Chancery - 1827 - 724 páginas
...to Equity to raise an interest by way of trust, there must be at least a meritorious consideration. the hands of the conveyer, but the party must come...valuable or at least a meritorious consideration. Nothing less will do (32). For Plaintiffs in cross bilL One of the executors, who disputes this deed, is himself... | |
 | George Shall Yerger, Tennessee. Supreme Court - 1834 - 626 páginas
...to good and valuable consideration. The case in 1 Vesey, 54, says "wherever you come into a court of equity to raise an interest by way of trust, you must have a valuable, or at least meritorious consideration; nothing less will do." JACKSON, be stated and set out, that the court may... | |
 | Thomas Lewin - 1837 - 874 páginas
...the person to whom he has so defectively conveyed, and there is no case where a court of equity has done that. Whenever you come into equity to raise...valuable, or at least a meritorious consideration, (such as payment of debts, or making a provision for a wife or child (A);) nothing less will do (c)."... | |
 | 1842 - 546 páginas
...by a transfer in the books of the Bank of England, did not entitle a volunteer to claim the stock. 1 And this was on the ground that the mere deed of assignment...assignor, or the obligor in the bond, to receive the debt. 2 And why ? Because the legal interest in the debt still remained in the assignor. It may then... | |
 | 1848 - 646 páginas
...after his death, trustees for the person to whom he had so defectively conveyed ; and there is no cnse where a court of equity has ever done that. Whenever...or, at least, a meritorious consideration. Nothing less will do." (I,) Ward v. Audland (9 Jurist, 384). Jan. 20, 22, and Feb. 27, 1845. — A. beiog possessed... | |
 | 1848 - 656 páginas
...not sufficiently convey, and his executors after his death, trustees for the person to whom he had so defectively conveyed ; and there is no case where...or, at least, a meritorious consideration. Nothing less will do." (b) Wardv. Audland (9 Jurist, 334). Jan. 20, 22, and Feb. 27, 1845. — A. being possessed... | |
 | George Spence - 1850 - 930 páginas
...after his death, trustees for the person to whom he had so defectively conveyed ; and there is no rase where a court of equity has ever done that. " Whenever...equity, to raise an interest by way of trust, you would have a valuable, or at least a meritorious consideration" (such as payment of debts, or making... | |
 | Great Britain. Court of Chancery, Charles Beavan - 1852 - 718 páginas
...such bill could have been supported. It is true that Lord Thurlow, in Colman v. Sarel (a), says, " whenever you come into equity to raise an interest by way of trust, there must be a valuable consideration or, at least, what a Court of Equity calls a meritorious consideration,... | |
 | Alexander Grant, Ontario. Court of Error and Appeal - 1866 - 750 páginas
...cases 1 have referred to, and also in the case of Colman v. Sorrcll, (a) where Lord Thurloio says : " Whenever you come into equity to raise an interest...or at least a meritorious, consideration ; nothing less will do." Upon the ground of the plaintiff's want of any beneficial interest in the subject matter,... | |
 | Virginia. Supreme Court of Appeals - 1892 - 850 páginas
...trustees for the benefit of a stranger : Lord Thurlow refused to sustain the assignment, remarking, whenever you come into equity to raise an interest...valuable or at least a meritorious consideration. In the leading case of Ellison v. Ellison, Lord Eldon remarked, that where an actual transfer was made,... | |
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... where a Court of Equity has ever done that. Whenever you come into equity to raise an interest by way of trust you must have a valuable or at least a meritorious consideration. 
