The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 44
... executors resident here . The plaintiffs and other joint creditors of the firm claimed administration of D.'s estate and payment thereout of the joint debts of the firm . It was pleaded in the defence that the rights of the plaintiffs ...
... executors resident here . The plaintiffs and other joint creditors of the firm claimed administration of D.'s estate and payment thereout of the joint debts of the firm . It was pleaded in the defence that the rights of the plaintiffs ...
Page 49
... executor to realise his mortgage securities , unless the immediate distribution of the estate is in prospect . When a good mortgage security , in which the testator's property is invested , drops in value , this is not in itself any ...
... executor to realise his mortgage securities , unless the immediate distribution of the estate is in prospect . When a good mortgage security , in which the testator's property is invested , drops in value , this is not in itself any ...
Page 117
... executors of George Christy , deceased . Christy was admitted tenant of certain copyhold tenements of the manor , which included two tenements known as Scotts and Langmead . Christy sub- sequently died seised of the tenements , and , at ...
... executors of George Christy , deceased . Christy was admitted tenant of certain copyhold tenements of the manor , which included two tenements known as Scotts and Langmead . Christy sub- sequently died seised of the tenements , and , at ...
Page 119
... executors in market overt , by which the property in any goods so sold was effectually transferred . According to 13 Eliz . , c . 5 , the lord's claim could not be defeated by a will or gift . If a tenant had no beast for a heriot , the ...
... executors in market overt , by which the property in any goods so sold was effectually transferred . According to 13 Eliz . , c . 5 , the lord's claim could not be defeated by a will or gift . If a tenant had no beast for a heriot , the ...
Page 121
... executors , administrators or assigns would not assign , underlet or part with the possession of the demised premises without the previous licence in writing of the lessors . It appeared that the lessee took a lease of the first and ...
... executors , administrators or assigns would not assign , underlet or part with the possession of the demised premises without the previous licence in writing of the lessors . It appeared that the lessee took a lease of the first and ...
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