The English Reports: Rolls Court (1829-1865), Volume 53W. Green, 1905 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... answer to this , the case of Lovell v . Knight ( 3 Sim . 275 ) is cited , and it must be admitted that Lovell v . Knight is an authority to the contrary . It is contended that that case has been doubted on this point , and is no ...
... answer to this , the case of Lovell v . Knight ( 3 Sim . 275 ) is cited , and it must be admitted that Lovell v . Knight is an authority to the contrary . It is contended that that case has been doubted on this point , and is no ...
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... answer the same bill as if such outlawry had not been . " He also cited Hunter v . Nockolds ( 6 Hare , 459 ) , where , after a plea of outlawry of the Plaintiff , the outlawry was reversed , it was held that the Plaintiff was entitled ...
... answer the same bill as if such outlawry had not been . " He also cited Hunter v . Nockolds ( 6 Hare , 459 ) , where , after a plea of outlawry of the Plaintiff , the outlawry was reversed , it was held that the Plaintiff was entitled ...
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... answer to Williams v . Owen , the case of Bowker v . Bull ( 1 Sim . ( N. S. ) 29 ) , decided by the present Lord Chancellor , is [ 29 ] referred to as overruling that decision . Williams v . Owen , however , does not appear to have been ...
... answer to Williams v . Owen , the case of Bowker v . Bull ( 1 Sim . ( N. S. ) 29 ) , decided by the present Lord Chancellor , is [ 29 ] referred to as overruling that decision . Williams v . Owen , however , does not appear to have been ...
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... answer the case by saying that there is no intestacy , but that on the death of Mrs. Martin her share became divisible amongst the grandchildren . [ 89 ] DRAKE v . MARTIN . Nov. 6 , 1856 . [ S. C. 26 L. J. Ch . 786. ] Bequest of " all ...
... answer the case by saying that there is no intestacy , but that on the death of Mrs. Martin her share became divisible amongst the grandchildren . [ 89 ] DRAKE v . MARTIN . Nov. 6 , 1856 . [ S. C. 26 L. J. Ch . 786. ] Bequest of " all ...
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... answer all his legacies , and that he had an equal intention that all should be equally paid . This presumption of equality is not to be repelled by ambiguous expressions , but must prevail unless there be a clear intent to the contrary ...
... answer all his legacies , and that he had an equal intention that all should be equally paid . This presumption of equality is not to be repelled by ambiguous expressions , but must prevail unless there be a clear intent to the contrary ...
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Page 567 - I give and bequeath to my dearly beloved wife Sarah Barry for and during the term of her natural life...
Page 80 - Master shall have made his report, and any of the parties are to be at liberty to apply to this Court, as they may be advised.
Page 283 - Every past or future disposition of property, by reason whereof any person has or shall become beneficially entitled to any property, or the income thereof, upon the death of any person...
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