The English Reports: Vice-Chancellors' courts (1815-1865), 63. köideW. Green, 1906 |
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... charged on all the testator's property , is not sufficient to put her to her I consider myself equally bound by the authorities to say that a mere gift to the widow of an annuity so charged , and a gift of the whole of the testator's ...
... charged on all the testator's property , is not sufficient to put her to her I consider myself equally bound by the authorities to say that a mere gift to the widow of an annuity so charged , and a gift of the whole of the testator's ...
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... charged upon the testator's real estate , and payable when the youngest child of the testator should attain 21 , was vested in the legatee before that period . Charles Wooler , by his will , dated the 11th February 1817 , gave , devised ...
... charged upon the testator's real estate , and payable when the youngest child of the testator should attain 21 , was vested in the legatee before that period . Charles Wooler , by his will , dated the 11th February 1817 , gave , devised ...
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... charged various acts of improvidence and mismanagement on the part of the executors , and prayed the usual accounts of the testator's property and debts , and that the executors might be charged with the losses occasioned by them to the ...
... charged various acts of improvidence and mismanagement on the part of the executors , and prayed the usual accounts of the testator's property and debts , and that the executors might be charged with the losses occasioned by them to the ...
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... charged that the company were not entitled to have any debt which might be due to them on Gore's general banking account secured upon the unsold copyhold premises , but only such principal monies as were recoverable under the deed of ...
... charged that the company were not entitled to have any debt which might be due to them on Gore's general banking account secured upon the unsold copyhold premises , but only such principal monies as were recoverable under the deed of ...
Page 157
... charged that the Defendant , Walton , pretended that the bill of exchange for £ 750 was indorsed to him by Castle for valuable consideration , and that the same being dishonoured , he , the Defendant , Walton , claimed and insisted on ...
... charged that the Defendant , Walton , pretended that the bill of exchange for £ 750 was indorsed to him by Castle for valuable consideration , and that the same being dishonoured , he , the Defendant , Walton , claimed and insisted on ...
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administrators and assigns aforesaid age of twenty-one agreement alleged Ameland annuity answer appears apply appointed assets attain benefit bequeathed bequest charged circumstances clause codicil consent copyhold costs Court covenant coverture creditors dated daughter death debts decease declared decree deed Defendant devised directed dividends Elizabeth entitled equity executed executors freehold fund heirs hereditaments husband indenture insolvent intended interest Isabella Bell issue J. L. Knight Bruce James James Bateman James Wedderburn John lands lease leasehold leasehold estates Lediard legacies legatees Lord marriage Master mentioned messuages moiety monies mortgage opinion paid parties payment personal estate Plaintiff possession premises present purchase question real estate received referred rents residuary residue respect settlement share shew Sir J. L. Knight solicitor suit surviving survivor tenant term testator's testatrix therein thereof Thomas trustees unto vested VICE-CHANCELLOR Sir J. L. widow wife Wigram William words
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