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... held by a Miss Snow upon two houses in Leamington . After some dealings with this security Mr. W. S. Poole sold the property in 1855 , for five Westminster Improvement Bonds , which he believed to be worth 2007. each . The master found ...
... held by a Miss Snow upon two houses in Leamington . After some dealings with this security Mr. W. S. Poole sold the property in 1855 , for five Westminster Improvement Bonds , which he believed to be worth 2007. each . The master found ...
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... held to be entitled to it , inasmuch as the latter and other trades , and the first step will be to establish as a work of art the statue is much admired . The inscrip- had constructive notice that the money lines from Liverpool to New ...
... held to be entitled to it , inasmuch as the latter and other trades , and the first step will be to establish as a work of art the statue is much admired . The inscrip- had constructive notice that the money lines from Liverpool to New ...
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... held till his decease . Mr. Raikes was also a magistrate for the counties of Cheshire and Flintshire , and an active member of the Philological and Ethnological Societies , and was deservedly popular in his neigh- bourhood . He also ...
... held till his decease . Mr. Raikes was also a magistrate for the counties of Cheshire and Flintshire , and an active member of the Philological and Ethnological Societies , and was deservedly popular in his neigh- bourhood . He also ...
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... held to. plaintiffs , as trustees of a woman with whom Cooper had formerly lived , a certain annuity . This is the twentieth action which has been brought to recover the instalments as they became due , and the defendant invariably ...
... held to. plaintiffs , as trustees of a woman with whom Cooper had formerly lived , a certain annuity . This is the twentieth action which has been brought to recover the instalments as they became due , and the defendant invariably ...
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... held , upon appeal , that he was not bound to do so , and that he at proceed upon the original notice : ( Fellin v . Berridge , 9 L. T. Rep . N. S. 333. C. P. ) itself , and although the justices themselves are to LAW OF WILLS ...
... held , upon appeal , that he was not bound to do so , and that he at proceed upon the original notice : ( Fellin v . Berridge , 9 L. T. Rep . N. S. 333. C. P. ) itself , and although the justices themselves are to LAW OF WILLS ...
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Page 173 - ... shall in the presence of such accused person, who shall be at liberty to put questions to any witness produced against him, take the statement on oath or affirmation of those who shall know the facts and circumstances of the case...
Page 27 - That no will shall be valid unless it shall be in writing and executed in manner herein-after mentioned ; (that is to say,) it shall be signed at the foot or end thereof by the testator, or by some other person in his presence and by his direction; and such signature shall be made or acknowledged by the testator in the presence of two or more witnesses present at the same time, and such witnesses shall attest and shall subscribe the will in the presence of the testator, but no form of attestation...
Page 28 - Aylmer as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us present at the same time who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses HENRY GOODFORD JA*EASTON 6 Lincoln's Inn.
Page 55 - Meeting, signed by the Town Clerk, shall be left at the usual Place of Abode of every Member of the Council...
Page 115 - No attorney at law, solicitor, writer to the eignet, or writer of the Scotch courts, proctor, notary public, clerk In chancery, parliamentary agent, or agent In any court original or appellate, clerk to any justice of the peace, or person acting In any of these capacities, and no clerk of or to any barrister, conveyancer, special pleader, equity draftsman, attorney, solicitor, writer to the signet, or writer of the Scotch courts, proctor, notary public...
Page 50 - Ireland, made payable or coming due at fixed periods under any instrument that shall be executed after the passing of this act, or (being a will or testamentary instrument) that shall come into operation after the passing of this act...
Page 116 - ... readers shall be appointed, viz. : — 1. — A reader on jurisprudence and civil and international law, to be named by the Society of the Middle Temple. 2. — A reader on the law of real property, to be named by the Society of Gray's Inn.
Page 55 - ... members to call a meeting of the council by giving such notice as is herein-before required in that behalf, such notice to be signed by the said members instead of the mayor, and...
Page 104 - And in case there shall ba an overplus of the separate estate, such overplus shall be carried to the account of the joint estate. And in case there shall be an overplus of the joint estate, such overplus shall be carried to the account of the separate estates of each bankrupt in proportion to the right and interest of each bankrupt in the joint estate. And the cost of taking such accounts shall be paid out of the joint and separate estates respectively as the Court shall direct.
Page 80 - When an order of commitment for non-payment of c. 95, a. 102. money is issued the defendant may, at any time before his body is delivered into the custody of the gaoler, pay to the bailiff the amount indorsed on the order as that, on the payment of which, he may be discharged ; and on receiving such amount the bailiff shall discharge the defendant, and shall within twenty-four hours after receiving such amount pay over the same to the registrar of the County Court of which he is an officer.