The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 17
... directing him to do to the plaintiff the iden- tical act complained of ; and such an order is of itself , and with- out more , an answer to the action ! In the argument , this point ( although stated to be unnecessary for the defendant ) ...
... directing him to do to the plaintiff the iden- tical act complained of ; and such an order is of itself , and with- out more , an answer to the action ! In the argument , this point ( although stated to be unnecessary for the defendant ) ...
Page 35
... directed to be paid out of the estate on all sides . In Townley v . Watson ( 3 Curt . , p . 770 ) , obliterations of legacies were held to be valid as revocations . The court gave the legatees , who were opposing parties , their costs ...
... directed to be paid out of the estate on all sides . In Townley v . Watson ( 3 Curt . , p . 770 ) , obliterations of legacies were held to be valid as revocations . The court gave the legatees , who were opposing parties , their costs ...
Page 37
... . 21 , upon alterations made by the testator in his will . The judicial committee of the Privy Council directed " all costs to be paid out of the estate . " In Gaze v . Gaze ( 2 Notes of Cases Costs in the Probate Court . 37.
... . 21 , upon alterations made by the testator in his will . The judicial committee of the Privy Council directed " all costs to be paid out of the estate . " In Gaze v . Gaze ( 2 Notes of Cases Costs in the Probate Court . 37.
Page 55
... except where the insertion of the obnoxious clause is specially directed by the client . Surely , now that a man may at his own pleasure , by deed or will , defeat his wife's dower , it is Mr. Locke King's Intestacy Bill . 55.
... except where the insertion of the obnoxious clause is specially directed by the client . Surely , now that a man may at his own pleasure , by deed or will , defeat his wife's dower , it is Mr. Locke King's Intestacy Bill . 55.
Page 129
... directed to inquire of their lordships whether they had been able to examine it , and if not , whether they would wish to do so , or would prefer that it should be taken up by some other members of the board . The answer of their ...
... directed to inquire of their lordships whether they had been able to examine it , and if not , whether they would wish to do so , or would prefer that it should be taken up by some other members of the board . The answer of their ...
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