The Revised Reports: Being a Republication of Such Cases in the English Courts of Common Law and Equity, from the Year 1785, as are Still of Practical Utility. 1785-1866, 109. köideFrederick Pollock, Robert Campbell, Oliver Augustus Saunders, Arthur Beresford Cane, Joseph Gerald Pease, William Bowstead Sweet & Maxwell, limited, 1909 |
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... amount to a conclusive admission of assets . One of the legatees had on his marriage assigned a part of his legacy to the trustees of his settlement , covenanting to pay the amount by instal- ments . It appeared , on the evidence , that ...
... amount to a conclusive admission of assets . One of the legatees had on his marriage assigned a part of his legacy to the trustees of his settlement , covenanting to pay the amount by instal- ments . It appeared , on the evidence , that ...
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... amount- ing to about 37,000l . , and on a residue beyond that amount . In January , 1852 , he died , having made his will , and , the present suit having been instituted to administer his estate , and the usual accounts having been ...
... amount- ing to about 37,000l . , and on a residue beyond that amount . In January , 1852 , he died , having made his will , and , the present suit having been instituted to administer his estate , and the usual accounts having been ...
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... amount of these legacies as upon an admission of assets - first , that William Macintosh Hutton credited the testator's estate in the account between the partnership and the executors of his brother with more than sufficient to answer ...
... amount of these legacies as upon an admission of assets - first , that William Macintosh Hutton credited the testator's estate in the account between the partnership and the executors of his brother with more than sufficient to answer ...
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... amount to an admission of assets . Then , as to the residuary account . It is , no doubt , a strong cir- cumstance against an executor , that he has rendered an account to the Stamp Office , taking credit in * the account for the ...
... amount to an admission of assets . Then , as to the residuary account . It is , no doubt , a strong cir- cumstance against an executor , that he has rendered an account to the Stamp Office , taking credit in * the account for the ...
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... amount thereof , and I stated to the said William Macintosh Hutton , my willingness to make up my daughter's fortune ... amount of capital from his business which would be prejudicial , but he distinctly stated that I might rest quite ...
... amount thereof , and I stated to the said William Macintosh Hutton , my willingness to make up my daughter's fortune ... amount of capital from his business which would be prejudicial , but he distinctly stated that I might rest quite ...
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20 Beav aforesaid agreement amount Andrew Duncan annuity appears applied appointed assigns attained twenty-one award Bastow bequeathed bill charge claim clause Company contract costs Court covenant creditors daughter David Murray death debts decease declared decree deed defendant devised died directed dividends EASTERN UNION RAILWAY effect entitled equity evidence executed executors favour fund gutta percha heirs husband Hutton intended interest James John Blakemore John Clark Langmead judgment JUSTICE KNIGHT BRUCE L. J. Ch leasehold leasehold estates legacies legatees liable lien LORD CHANCELLOR LORD JUSTICE KNIGHT LORD JUSTICE TURNER marriage MASTER moiety mortgage opinion paid parties payment Penny personal estate plaintiff possession preference stock purchaser question real estate received referred rents residuary residuary estate respect ROLLS settlement shares Sir William Magnay solicitor suit tenant testator's thereof Thomas Barratt tion trustees vested VICE-CHANCELLOR Wheatley wife
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