Reports of Cases Adjudged in the High Court of Chancery: Before Sir William Page Wood, Knt., Vice-chancellorW. Maxwell, 1854 - 768 pages |
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administrators affidavit aforesaid Annuities Argument assigns ATT.-GEN benefit bill BOYSE c¿teris paribus charge copyholds costs Court Court of Chancery covenant creditors death debt decease declared decree deed default Defendant devise directed domicil Douglas EARL OF Powis effect entitled equity execution executors favour fee simple filed fit and proper freehold Freeman fund gift given Griffith Evans heir heir-at-law held hereditaments Heythuysen Honnor indenture injunction intention interest issue John Blagrave John Colson John Fry Jones Judgment land lease leasehold legacy Loosemore Lord Lord Cottenham Lord Eldon Martha Jones Mary ment mortgage paid parties payment personal estate Plaintiff possession premises purchaser question real estate reciting referred remainder rents residence respect Rolt ROSSBOROUGH Sarah Loosemore settlement share shew Shewell solicitor Statement statute Stephen Jones suit tenant testator's testatrix therein thereof Thomas tion trust vendor VICE-CHANCELLOR SIR Vict wife words
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