The Law Reports: Equity cases, before the Master of Rolls and the vice-chancellors, 1. köideT. & J. W. Johnson & Company, 1866 |
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Page 55
... consideration a proposal by the trustees of the school that the revenues of the charity applicable for educational purposes should be augmented by the admission of boys into the school whose parents were willing to pay a capitation fee ...
... consideration a proposal by the trustees of the school that the revenues of the charity applicable for educational purposes should be augmented by the admission of boys into the school whose parents were willing to pay a capitation fee ...
Page 66
... consideration of the sum of £ 355 so due to Barnes as aforesaid , in full , for the absolute purchase of the said hereditaments , and of all the equity and right of redemp- tion therein , Mary Griffith released , & c . , the proviso for ...
... consideration of the sum of £ 355 so due to Barnes as aforesaid , in full , for the absolute purchase of the said hereditaments , and of all the equity and right of redemp- tion therein , Mary Griffith released , & c . , the proviso for ...
Page 78
... consideration of the jury to the question whether substantial damage would be done if the proposed works were carried out . And this direction was expressly carried into effect by the declaration , a minute of which is given at the end ...
... consideration of the jury to the question whether substantial damage would be done if the proposed works were carried out . And this direction was expressly carried into effect by the declaration , a minute of which is given at the end ...
Page 107
... consideration of the £ 4000 to be paid by Lord Brownlow , the governors were to establish and maintain in perpetuity , out of the charity estates , two exhibitions of £ 60 a - year each . They were also to be at liberty to establish any ...
... consideration of the £ 4000 to be paid by Lord Brownlow , the governors were to establish and maintain in perpetuity , out of the charity estates , two exhibitions of £ 60 a - year each . They were also to be at liberty to establish any ...
Page 117
... consideration at Chambers than I can give to it in Court . It is contemplated that he should have some thirty or forty boarders . It appears to me , regard being had to the small funds of this school , there may be a great deal of doubt ...
... consideration at Chambers than I can give to it in Court . It is contemplated that he should have some thirty or forty boarders . It appears to me , regard being had to the small funds of this school , there may be a great deal of doubt ...
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Page 491 - sole with respect to property of every description which she may acquire, or which may come to or devolve upon her, and such property may be disposed of by her in all respects as if she were a feme
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Page 544 - se, any more than in any other fanciful denomination he may assume for his own private use, otherwise than with reference to his trade. If he does not carry on a trade in iron, but carries on a trade in linen, and stamps a lion on his linen,