Reports of Cases Adjudged in the High Court of Chancery: Before Sir William Page Wood, Knt., Vice-chancellor. [1854-1858], 3. köideW. Maxwell, 1855 |
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Before Sir William Page Wood, Knt., Vice-chancellor. [1854-1858] Sir Edward Ebenezer Kay, Great Britain. Court of Chancery, Henry Robert Vaughan Johnson. LORD CRANWORTH , Lord Chancellor . SIR JAMES LEWIS KNIGHT BRUCE , SIR GEORGE JAMES ...
Before Sir William Page Wood, Knt., Vice-chancellor. [1854-1858] Sir Edward Ebenezer Kay, Great Britain. Court of Chancery, Henry Robert Vaughan Johnson. LORD CRANWORTH , Lord Chancellor . SIR JAMES LEWIS KNIGHT BRUCE , SIR GEORGE JAMES ...
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... VICE - CHANCELLOR directed the reply to be confined to the second point made for the defence , being satisfied that , consistently with Boyse v . Rossborough , he could not refuse to entertain the bill . Mr. G. L. Russell in reply ...
... VICE - CHANCELLOR directed the reply to be confined to the second point made for the defence , being satisfied that , consistently with Boyse v . Rossborough , he could not refuse to entertain the bill . Mr. G. L. Russell in reply ...
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... [ VICE - CHANCELLOR . - This is a collateral power , like a power of sale vested in trustees . ] The accu- mulated fund is limited to go as the real estate ; therefore , the first tenant in tail would take all the accumulations then made ...
... [ VICE - CHANCELLOR . - This is a collateral power , like a power of sale vested in trustees . ] The accu- mulated fund is limited to go as the real estate ; therefore , the first tenant in tail would take all the accumulations then made ...
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... Vice- Chancellor , in Browne v . Stoughton , observed , " that it did not , in his judgment , depend upon what the destination of the fund was , but upon the legality of the constitution of the trust ; " and the argument that this is no ...
... Vice- Chancellor , in Browne v . Stoughton , observed , " that it did not , in his judgment , depend upon what the destination of the fund was , but upon the legality of the constitution of the trust ; " and the argument that this is no ...
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... Vice - Chancellor Wigram observes , " the testator having postponed the division of the residue until his youngest child attained twenty - one , I think no child who did not attain that age could have been in- tended to take a share ...
... Vice - Chancellor Wigram observes , " the testator having postponed the division of the residue until his youngest child attained twenty - one , I think no child who did not attain that age could have been in- tended to take a share ...
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