Reports of Cases in Chancery, Argued and Determined in the Rolls Court During the Time of Lord Langdale, Master of the Rolls. [1838-1866], 35. köideSaunders and Benning, 1868 |
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... proper to commit the care of his property to two trustees , it was not the course of the Court to increase the number . Secondly , that , by the act of parliament , the power was limited , that the new trustees could only be appointed ...
... proper to commit the care of his property to two trustees , it was not the course of the Court to increase the number . Secondly , that , by the act of parliament , the power was limited , that the new trustees could only be appointed ...
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... proper to state , by way of preliminary remark , that , in my opinion , the fact that any institution in London is called " hospice " does not , of itself , give it any claim to be admitted ; it must , in order to share in the bequest ...
... proper to state , by way of preliminary remark , that , in my opinion , the fact that any institution in London is called " hospice " does not , of itself , give it any claim to be admitted ; it must , in order to share in the bequest ...
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... proper definition to guide me , and I shall , unless a contrary intention is to be discovered from the text of Lord Henry Seymour's will , hold , that the word " hospices " must 1865 . WALLACE v . ATT - GEN . ( No. 2. ) 1865 . WALLACE 0 ...
... proper definition to guide me , and I shall , unless a contrary intention is to be discovered from the text of Lord Henry Seymour's will , hold , that the word " hospices " must 1865 . WALLACE v . ATT - GEN . ( No. 2. ) 1865 . WALLACE 0 ...
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... proper and legal sense of the word . If a person comes to me and offers to sell to me a property which I know to be of five times the value he offers it for , he being ignorant of his rights and in the belief that he cannot make out a ...
... proper and legal sense of the word . If a person comes to me and offers to sell to me a property which I know to be of five times the value he offers it for , he being ignorant of his rights and in the belief that he cannot make out a ...
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... proper one , and if not , it will moderate the charges and deduct the amount , not from the solicitors ' but from the trustees . 1865 . Re PRESS AND INSKIP . NOTE . - See Re Massey , 34 Beav . 463 . A In re THE COMMERCIAL UNION WINE ...
... proper one , and if not , it will moderate the charges and deduct the amount , not from the solicitors ' but from the trustees . 1865 . Re PRESS AND INSKIP . NOTE . - See Re Massey , 34 Beav . 463 . A In re THE COMMERCIAL UNION WINE ...
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