Report of Cases in Chancery: Argued and Determined in the Rolls Court During the Time of Lord Landale, Master of the Rolls, 1838-1866, 35. köideSaunders and Benning, 1868 |
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... consider it the more I feel convinced that it would be held too remote . It would be tying up property more than a life or lives in being and twenty- one years , the proviso against anticipation being clearly a fetter against alienation ...
... consider it the more I feel convinced that it would be held too remote . It would be tying up property more than a life or lives in being and twenty- one years , the proviso against anticipation being clearly a fetter against alienation ...
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... consider the nature of the suit . It was instituted on the 21st of June , 1864 , to set aside the sale of a reversion which took place on the 4th March , 1842 , that is to say , more than twenty - two years before . The first question ...
... consider the nature of the suit . It was instituted on the 21st of June , 1864 , to set aside the sale of a reversion which took place on the 4th March , 1842 , that is to say , more than twenty - two years before . The first question ...
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... consider the contingency as nothing , and consequently it was simply the sale of a reversion . He then considered that the fair value had not been given for the reversion . That cannot , however , be said here ; for unquestionably , in ...
... consider the contingency as nothing , and consequently it was simply the sale of a reversion . He then considered that the fair value had not been given for the reversion . That cannot , however , be said here ; for unquestionably , in ...
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... , or of the purchaser afterwards to obtain it , yet this was highly probable : -that a very consider- able lapse of time might occur before the property could could be obtained out of the Court of Chancery . 14 CASES IN CHANCERY .
... , or of the purchaser afterwards to obtain it , yet this was highly probable : -that a very consider- able lapse of time might occur before the property could could be obtained out of the Court of Chancery . 14 CASES IN CHANCERY .
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... consider the lapse of time , and cited the case of St. Albyn v . Harding ( a ) , where I allowed the trans- action to be set aside after sixteen years . But the circumstances were very peculiar in that case , for my disposition has not ...
... consider the lapse of time , and cited the case of St. Albyn v . Harding ( a ) , where I allowed the trans- action to be set aside after sixteen years . But the circumstances were very peculiar in that case , for my disposition has not ...
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