The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 89
... plaintiff executor who wished to prefer , claimed as a trustee of a settlement of which the testator had been a trustee , and in respect of a debt arising in equity against the testator owing to a breach of trust committed by him . The ...
... plaintiff executor who wished to prefer , claimed as a trustee of a settlement of which the testator had been a trustee , and in respect of a debt arising in equity against the testator owing to a breach of trust committed by him . The ...
Page 93
... plaintiffs obtained , at a rent of £ 150 a year , a lease of a public - house already licensed but " free , " and ... plaintiff . But a licence holder is the only person upon whom the 1910 Act imposes the increase of duty , and to him ...
... plaintiffs obtained , at a rent of £ 150 a year , a lease of a public - house already licensed but " free , " and ... plaintiff . But a licence holder is the only person upon whom the 1910 Act imposes the increase of duty , and to him ...
Page 94
... plaintiff had directed his bankers , the National Provincial , to honour cheques signed per pro . by his manager ; and that the manager had paid to his own credit in his private account at the defendant bank cheques so signed . As the ...
... plaintiff had directed his bankers , the National Provincial , to honour cheques signed per pro . by his manager ; and that the manager had paid to his own credit in his private account at the defendant bank cheques so signed . As the ...
Page 95
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. till 1912 . And the plaintiff now sought damages from the defendants for the entire loss . Not only had he the balance sheets prepared by the accountant , but he had at all times power of reference to ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. till 1912 . And the plaintiff now sought damages from the defendants for the entire loss . Not only had he the balance sheets prepared by the accountant , but he had at all times power of reference to ...
Page 136
... plaintiff knew that the defendant relied on a contention which would entitle him . to unconditional leave to defend , and still persisted in taking out a summons for summary judgment against him , he shall not only pay the costs to the ...
... plaintiff knew that the defendant relied on a contention which would entitle him . to unconditional leave to defend , and still persisted in taking out a summons for summary judgment against him , he shall not only pay the costs to the ...
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