Reports of Cases Decided in the High Court of Chancery ...: With Notes and References to Both English and American Decisions ...Gould, Banks & Company, 1848 |
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7. oldal
... amount to nothing more than an engagement on the part of the husband that he would do nothing to disturb the provisions contained in the preceding part of the instrument , and , consequently , that they have no bearing upon the case one ...
... amount to nothing more than an engagement on the part of the husband that he would do nothing to disturb the provisions contained in the preceding part of the instrument , and , consequently , that they have no bearing upon the case one ...
57. oldal
... 59987. 13s . 4d . , and any further sums in which the firm might afterwards become indebted to him for freight , not exceeding 10,000l . The amount due from 1841. - In re Plummer . the firm to Joad 55 CASES IN CHANCERY .
... 59987. 13s . 4d . , and any further sums in which the firm might afterwards become indebted to him for freight , not exceeding 10,000l . The amount due from 1841. - In re Plummer . the firm to Joad 55 CASES IN CHANCERY .
60. oldal
... amount of his debt , and also to realize the security , provided he does not altogether receive more than 20s . in the pound . That is the ground on which the principle is established ; it is unnecessary to cite authorities for it , as ...
... amount of his debt , and also to realize the security , provided he does not altogether receive more than 20s . in the pound . That is the ground on which the principle is established ; it is unnecessary to cite authorities for it , as ...
61. oldal
... - dends on the full amount from both estates till his whole debt is satisfied : but he is not to receive more than one satisfaction . Bonser v . Cox , 6 Beav . 84 . 1841. - Lloyd v . Wait . THE bill was 60 CASES IN CHANCERY .
... - dends on the full amount from both estates till his whole debt is satisfied : but he is not to receive more than one satisfaction . Bonser v . Cox , 6 Beav . 84 . 1841. - Lloyd v . Wait . THE bill was 60 CASES IN CHANCERY .
62. oldal
... amount of the rents received by the defendant , John Wait , might be set off against the amount due upon the mortgage ; and that , upon payment of what should then remain due , either out of the personal estate of the intestate , which ...
... amount of the rents received by the defendant , John Wait , might be set off against the amount due upon the mortgage ; and that , upon payment of what should then remain due , either out of the personal estate of the intestate , which ...
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affidavit afterwards alleged allowed amended amount annuity answer appeared applied appointed argument assignment Attorney-General authority bankrupt Beav bequest bill cause charge chief clerk circumstances cited claim clause Company considered contended costs Court of Chancery Court of Equity Court of Review creditor death debts decision decree deed Defendant demurrer directed discharge documents duties Edward Weld enrolment entitled equity evidence executors filed freebench fund ground Hare heir House of Lords injunction intention interest issue Joseph Weld judgment legacies letters patent Lord Chancellor Lord Cottenham Lord Eldon Lordship Master ment mortgage motion notice objection obtained opinion paid parties patent payment person petition petitioner Plaintiff prayed present proceedings purchaser purpose question referred rents respect Rolls rule Sandau Sheffield Canal shew solicitor statute suit testator testator's tion transaction trust Vice-Chancellor wife Wigram writ
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641. oldal - ... made for the purpose of vexation or delay, or that the matter of the proposed amendment is material, and could not with reasonable diligence have been sooner introduced into the bill...
245. oldal - Gazette containing such advertisement shall be conclusive evidence in all cases as against such bankrupt, and in all actions at law or suits in equity brought by the assignees for any debt or demand for which such bankrupt might have sustained any action or suit had he not been adjudged bankrupt, that such person so adjudged bankrupt became a bankrupt before the date and suing forth of such fiat, and that such fiat was sued forth on the day on which the same is stated in the Gazette to bear date...
339. oldal - ... servitia, and no other action real or mixed (except a writ of right of dower, or writ of dower unde nihil habet, or...
192. oldal - J pretence, to be used, rode or driven, or applied to labour) to the Government of Bengal, for the express purpose of that Government applying the amount to charitable, beneficial and public works at and in the city of Dacca in Bengal; the intent of such bequest and direction being that the amount shall be applied exclusively to the benefit of the native inhabitants, in the manner they and the Government may regard to be most conducive to that end.
471. oldal - Exchequer against the testator for 4000/. on the 16th of December 1842. He died in the month of February following, and a scire facias was, on the 19th of April 1843, sued out against the executors. They appeared to the writ, and on the 2d of May a declaration was delivered. On the following day the bill in this suit was filed by the Plaintiff on behalf of himself and the other creditors of the testator ; and notice of it was on the same day served upon the attorney for the plaintiff in the scire...
741. oldal - ... for their lives, and the life of the survivor ; and after the death of the survivor...
601. oldal - ... capital advanced, by two of the partners. According to the general rule, therefore, the bill being filed for an account of the partnership transactions by one of the partners against some of the other partners, all the rest ought to have been joined as parties to the suit. Is there any thing then in this case to take it out of the general rule...
564. oldal - ... a case to be stated for the opinion of a court of law. " And finally the commissioners...
97. oldal - ... that, where an attorney is employed by a client professionally to transact professional business, all the communications that pass between the client and the attorney in the course and for the purpose of that business are privileged communications, and that the privilege is the privilege of the client and not of the attorney.