Reports of Cases in Chancery, Argued and Determined in the Rolls Court During the Time of Lord Langdale, Master of the Rolls. [1838-1866], Volumen5Saunders and Benning, 1844 |
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... evidence entered into as to the intention of Birnie and Horton when they entered into the arrangement of the 27th of January 1837 ; but which it is not necessary to state , as the Court , as will be seen in the judgment , concluded ...
... evidence entered into as to the intention of Birnie and Horton when they entered into the arrangement of the 27th of January 1837 ; but which it is not necessary to state , as the Court , as will be seen in the judgment , concluded ...
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... evidence of the ownership ; Ex parte Yallop ( 1 ) ; and that , on principles of public policy , the Court could not give relief against the evidence of the registry ; Mestaer v . Gillespie ( m ) , ( a ) 19 Ves . 413 . ( b ) 4 Beavan ...
... evidence of the ownership ; Ex parte Yallop ( 1 ) ; and that , on principles of public policy , the Court could not give relief against the evidence of the registry ; Mestaer v . Gillespie ( m ) , ( a ) 19 Ves . 413 . ( b ) 4 Beavan ...
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... evidence ( a ) 13 Ves . 588 . ( b ) 1 Mad . 59 . ( c ) 3 Mad . 110 .; and see Slater v . Willis , 1 Beavan , 354 . ( d ) 9 Sim . 327 . evidence of the whole contract which subsisted between them . 16 CASES IN CHANCERY .
... evidence ( a ) 13 Ves . 588 . ( b ) 1 Mad . 59 . ( c ) 3 Mad . 110 .; and see Slater v . Willis , 1 Beavan , 354 . ( d ) 9 Sim . 327 . evidence of the whole contract which subsisted between them . 16 CASES IN CHANCERY .
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Great Britain. Court of Chancery, Charles Beavan. evidence of the whole contract which subsisted between them . Even ... evidence in the cause , I am of opinion that this was intended and VOL . V. C understood 1842 . LANGTON v . HORTON ...
Great Britain. Court of Chancery, Charles Beavan. evidence of the whole contract which subsisted between them . Even ... evidence in the cause , I am of opinion that this was intended and VOL . V. C understood 1842 . LANGTON v . HORTON ...
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... evidence that it can be proved . Saying nothing as to the other objection , I am of opin- ion that there is equitable relief stated on the bill which the Plaintiffs would not obtain at law : I must therefore overrule the demurrer ...
... evidence that it can be proved . Saying nothing as to the other objection , I am of opin- ion that there is equitable relief stated on the bill which the Plaintiffs would not obtain at law : I must therefore overrule the demurrer ...
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admitted affidavit aforesaid afterwards alleged annuities answer appear apply appointed ATTORNEY Beav benefit bill was filed Birnie cause charge charity circumstances claim codicil contended contrà Cookson costs Court Court of Chancery covenant creditor Davies death debts decease declared decree deed Defendant demurrer devised died directed entitled equity executed executors fendants Frank Hall fund gift heir held Horton husband injunction intention interest James John John Cookson Kindersley Kirsopp land lease leasehold legacies legal personal representative Lord Lord Chancellor marriage MASTER ment moiety mortgage motion objection obtained paid parties payment Pemberton personal estate petition petitioner Plaintiff proceedings purchase purpose question real estate relief remainder rents residuary estate residue ROLLS settlement shew solicitor Standish statute suit tenant testator's testatrix thereof Thomas Thomas Young tion tithes trustees vested Walker estate widow wife William William Powell
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