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Page 49
As Lord Justice Lindley pointed out , there is no rule which compels the Court to
hold that an honest trustee is liable to ... the directions of the Court , the Court
may relieve the trustee either wholly or partly from personal liability for the same .
As Lord Justice Lindley pointed out , there is no rule which compels the Court to
hold that an honest trustee is liable to ... the directions of the Court , the Court
may relieve the trustee either wholly or partly from personal liability for the same .
Page 51
... out that although a transferee , with the liquidator ' s consent , had certain rights
, such as the right to share in any surplus , the consent of the liquidator did not
affect the status of the transferor so as to free him from liability as a contributory .
... out that although a transferee , with the liquidator ' s consent , had certain rights
, such as the right to share in any surplus , the consent of the liquidator did not
affect the status of the transferor so as to free him from liability as a contributory .
Page 118
... the Rolls in giving judgment pointed out that it was contended for the
defendants that this was a customary heriot , and the custom was only applicable
so as to render beasts upon the manor at the time of the tenant ' s death liable to
seizure .
... the Rolls in giving judgment pointed out that it was contended for the
defendants that this was a customary heriot , and the custom was only applicable
so as to render beasts upon the manor at the time of the tenant ' s death liable to
seizure .
Page 120
The judgment being for the defendant , he was entitled to re - payment of £2 25 .
paid into Court with denial of liability , but Mr . Justice Hawkins suggested that + 2
18s . 11 d . only should be taken out , letting the farthing remain as security .
The judgment being for the defendant , he was entitled to re - payment of £2 25 .
paid into Court with denial of liability , but Mr . Justice Hawkins suggested that + 2
18s . 11 d . only should be taken out , letting the farthing remain as security .
Page 132
... the Debtors Act 1869 , the Bills of Exchange Act 1855 , the Employers ' Liability
Act 1880 , and the County Courts Admiralty Jurisdiction Acts 1868 and 1869 ,
while the second volume deals with the special matters which the Legislature has
...
... the Debtors Act 1869 , the Bills of Exchange Act 1855 , the Employers ' Liability
Act 1880 , and the County Courts Admiralty Jurisdiction Acts 1868 and 1869 ,
while the second volume deals with the special matters which the Legislature has
...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1897 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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