Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, 8. köide;12. köidePublished for John Conrad and Company, 1816 |
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Page 9
... admitted that Salvadore was legally seized without limita tion by the of an estate , in fee , in the land in dispute . It appeared Court of ordi- further , that Salvadore had executed several bonds in pary , on any other person favor of ...
... admitted that Salvadore was legally seized without limita tion by the of an estate , in fee , in the land in dispute . It appeared Court of ordi- further , that Salvadore had executed several bonds in pary , on any other person favor of ...
Page 21
... admitted ; but it is contended that these acts suspend without annihilating the power of the ordinary . So long as the executor is capable of exercising the authority with which he has been invested by the testator , it can be conferred ...
... admitted ; but it is contended that these acts suspend without annihilating the power of the ordinary . So long as the executor is capable of exercising the authority with which he has been invested by the testator , it can be conferred ...
Page 27
... admitted . No temporary administration can be granted where there is an executor in being , capable of acting , and where the case will not justify the grant of a temporary administration , it would seem to be as completely out of the ...
... admitted . No temporary administration can be granted where there is an executor in being , capable of acting , and where the case will not justify the grant of a temporary administration , it would seem to be as completely out of the ...
Page 37
... made good against the assignee of the mort- gagor , who , it was admitted , represented the creditors . But the chancellor said that the Complainant also was DRIA BANK OF a creditor , and had trusted to FEBRUARY TERM 1814 . 37.
... made good against the assignee of the mort- gagor , who , it was admitted , represented the creditors . But the chancellor said that the Complainant also was DRIA BANK OF a creditor , and had trusted to FEBRUARY TERM 1814 . 37.
Page 38
... an insolvent debtor in the district of Columbia and the assignees of a bankrupt is admitted ; yet a clear distinction exists between the cases cited at bar and that before the Court . In those cases the deed 38 SUPREME COURT U. S..
... an insolvent debtor in the district of Columbia and the assignees of a bankrupt is admitted ; yet a clear distinction exists between the cases cited at bar and that before the Court . In those cases the deed 38 SUPREME COURT U. S..
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