The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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... intention . The rule , therefore , being that the intention of the devisor should be effectuated as far as it possibly might be , it was found necessary to sacrifice the particular objects which he might appear to have contemplated , in ...
... intention . The rule , therefore , being that the intention of the devisor should be effectuated as far as it possibly might be , it was found necessary to sacrifice the particular objects which he might appear to have contemplated , in ...
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... intention of the testator , as it may be collected from the language which he employs , should be effectuated , the court will not even entertain the proposal to devote a fund to purposes distinct from those specified , until it has ...
... intention of the testator , as it may be collected from the language which he employs , should be effectuated , the court will not even entertain the proposal to devote a fund to purposes distinct from those specified , until it has ...
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... intention to indicate others , which he neglects subsequently to define , the object which he had in view should be altogether defeated ; in other words , that his general intention should fail of taking effect . Lord Eldon , while he ...
... intention to indicate others , which he neglects subsequently to define , the object which he had in view should be altogether defeated ; in other words , that his general intention should fail of taking effect . Lord Eldon , while he ...
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