The Law Reports, Chancery Appeal Cases: Including Bankruptcy and Lunacy Cases, Before the Lord Chancellor, and the Court of Appeal in Chancery, 7. köideCouncil of Law Reporting, 1872 |
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... given him for the £ 4400 . ( 1 ) 1871. February 24 . SIR JOHN STUART , V.C.:— This question seems to me to be reasonably clear , if it is considered that it is a question that arises in the ad- ministration of the estate of one partner ...
... given him for the £ 4400 . ( 1 ) 1871. February 24 . SIR JOHN STUART , V.C.:— This question seems to me to be reasonably clear , if it is considered that it is a question that arises in the ad- ministration of the estate of one partner ...
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... given to the words of a will , and it may be given to this bequest by exonerating the specifically bequeathed chattel out of the testator's other property , the case being really very much the same as that of a specific bequest of an ...
... given to the words of a will , and it may be given to this bequest by exonerating the specifically bequeathed chattel out of the testator's other property , the case being really very much the same as that of a specific bequest of an ...
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... given by the debtor , the validity of which is disputed by the trustee . An advance of £ 55 was made to a trader , on the security of bills of sale of all the goods and effects of the trader which were valued at £ 600 . There was an ...
... given by the debtor , the validity of which is disputed by the trustee . An advance of £ 55 was made to a trader , on the security of bills of sale of all the goods and effects of the trader which were valued at £ 600 . There was an ...
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... given it under 32 & 33 Vict . c . 71 , ss . 13 , 66 , 72 , that jurisdiction is only co - ordinate , and the Courts of Common Law are not deprived of their jurisdiction . We do not proceed against the estate , but against the trustee ...
... given it under 32 & 33 Vict . c . 71 , ss . 13 , 66 , 72 , that jurisdiction is only co - ordinate , and the Courts of Common Law are not deprived of their jurisdiction . We do not proceed against the estate , but against the trustee ...
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... given by the debtor , the validity of which is disputed by the trustee . An advance of £ 55 was made to a trader , on the security of bills of sale of all the goods and effects of the trader which were valued at £ 600 . There was an ...
... given by the debtor , the validity of which is disputed by the trustee . An advance of £ 55 was made to a trader , on the security of bills of sale of all the goods and effects of the trader which were valued at £ 600 . There was an ...
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Page 573 - But — The Court said, that if that were so, no contract could ever be completed by the post. For if the defendants were not bound by their offer when accepted by the plaintiffs till the answer was received, then the plaintiffs ought not to be bound till after they had received notification that the defendants had received their answer and assented to it. And so it might go on ad infinitum.