The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 48
A decision which somewhat clears the path of those willing to fulfil the arduous
duties of trustees was that of Re Chapman ; Cocks v . Chapman . There the
testator had died in 1880 , and part of his estate comprised mortgages on
agricultural ...
A decision which somewhat clears the path of those willing to fulfil the arduous
duties of trustees was that of Re Chapman ; Cocks v . Chapman . There the
testator had died in 1880 , and part of his estate comprised mortgages on
agricultural ...
Page 49
When a good mortgage security , in which the testator's property is invested ,
drops in value , this is not in itself any reason for accusing the trustees of breach
of trust for not realising at the best time . As Lord Justice Lindley pointed out ,
there is ...
When a good mortgage security , in which the testator's property is invested ,
drops in value , this is not in itself any reason for accusing the trustees of breach
of trust for not realising at the best time . As Lord Justice Lindley pointed out ,
there is ...
Page 118
The defendants , not knowing that there was any claim to them as heriots , sold
them in order to realise their testator's estate , The plaintiff claimed that he was
entitled on the death of Christy to the best beast in respect of each of the
tenements ...
The defendants , not knowing that there was any claim to them as heriots , sold
them in order to realise their testator's estate , The plaintiff claimed that he was
entitled on the death of Christy to the best beast in respect of each of the
tenements ...
Page 119
The defendants laim to them as heriots testator's estate . The titled on the death of
of each of the tenement t to recover from the il seizure of the beasts fendants was
that th : iot custom because the ply to a beast within at never had any beast ...
The defendants laim to them as heriots testator's estate . The titled on the death of
of each of the tenement t to recover from the il seizure of the beasts fendants was
that th : iot custom because the ply to a beast within at never had any beast ...
Page 141
It will be valid in England as a disposition of movables whether the Court holds
the testator's domicil to be English or French ; if English , cadit questio , -if French
, the testament will be valid , not because locus regit actum , but as being in a ...
It will be valid in England as a disposition of movables whether the Court holds
the testator's domicil to be English or French ; if English , cadit questio , -if French
, the testament will be valid , not because locus regit actum , but as being in a ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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