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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... legacy to Charlotte in default of issue was given to another daughter ( by name ) for life , with remainder over . gave a freehold to his daughter Mary for life , with remainder over . He gave 600l . to George and Charlotte Beard on ...
... legacy to Charlotte in default of issue was given to another daughter ( by name ) for life , with remainder over . gave a freehold to his daughter Mary for life , with remainder over . He gave 600l . to George and Charlotte Beard on ...
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... legacy , and to assign to her one - third part of the leasehold premises . The trustee was ready and willing to comply with her request if he lawfully could , but he was advised that , by reason of the above proviso , he was unable to ...
... legacy , and to assign to her one - third part of the leasehold premises . The trustee was ready and willing to comply with her request if he lawfully could , but he was advised that , by reason of the above proviso , he was unable to ...
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... legacy " aur hospices de Paris et de Londres , " in the will of a eiled in » person domi- G. Mr. Selwyn , Mr. Wigram , Mr. Cole , Mr. C. Hall , Mr. A. Bailey , Mr. Bagshawe , Mr. Hobhouse , Mr. O. Morgan , Mr. Jessel , Mr. Rawlinson ...
... legacy " aur hospices de Paris et de Londres , " in the will of a eiled in » person domi- G. Mr. Selwyn , Mr. Wigram , Mr. Cole , Mr. C. Hall , Mr. A. Bailey , Mr. Bagshawe , Mr. Hobhouse , Mr. O. Morgan , Mr. Jessel , Mr. Rawlinson ...
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... legacy which was payable to her after the death of her father ; but if the husband had died previously to that period , the mortgage would have been worth nothing . The first act says , that " property of every description " may be ...
... legacy which was payable to her after the death of her father ; but if the husband had died previously to that period , the mortgage would have been worth nothing . The first act says , that " property of every description " may be ...
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... legacy . Her husband her children , reserving to himself a life estate , deter- minable on his bankruptcy , & c . : - Held , that the limi- tation was valid . Property was settled on N the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Behrens in 1843 , A ...
... legacy . Her husband her children , reserving to himself a life estate , deter- minable on his bankruptcy , & c . : - Held , that the limi- tation was valid . Property was settled on N the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Behrens in 1843 , A ...
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