Reports of Cases Heard and Decided in the House of Lords on Appeals and Writs of Error: During the Sessions 1831[-1846], Volume 4J. & W. T. Clarke, 1839 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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act of bankruptcy admitted advowson aforesaid agreement alleged amount annuities answer Appellant applied Arundel assignment bank bankrupt Baseley bill Birch Bishop of MEATH bonds Campion CARLISLE charged claim Colhoun contract counsel Court of Chancery court of equity creditor debt declared decree deed defendant directed discharge Dopping Earl of Clanricarde Edward entitled equity evidence executed executors Eyre Coote further GARLAND grant heirs Henry HENTY Herbert Broom Hodgens House interest intestate Ireland Irish currency issue John John Broom judgment Killucan King lease legacies liable Lord Chancellor Lordships Luston Marquis marriage Mary Linwood Master ment MILLTOWN mortgage Mortimer Noel Oakeley opinion paid parties payable payment personal estate petition plaintiff plaintiffs in error plea possession premises present principal purchase question rectory respect Respondent Rochfort seised settlement Sherard sheriff statute term testator thereof tion tithes trustees WINCHESTER writ
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Page 372 - J. for her life, with remainder to her first and other sons in tail general, with remainder to her daughters in tail general, &c.
Page 547 - Baldwyn, should be established, and the trusts thereof performed and carried into execution ; and it was ordered, that it should be referred to the Master, to take an account of what was due to the...
Page 116 - Then upon the best consideration I have been able to give to the question I am of opinion that neither the statute 33 Hen.
Page 241 - ... shall within ten years next after his and their full age, discoverture, coming of sound mind, enlargement out of prison, or coming into this realm, or death, take benefit of and sue forth the same, and at no time after the said ten years, III.
Page 480 - In no case shall any person be allowed a longer time, on account of mere absence, to lodge an appeal, than five years from the date of the last decree or interlocutor appealed against (Standing Order, HL, No. 118; Lords' Journ., 24th May, 1725; 22nd June, 1829; 6 Cl.
Page 467 - ... whether the actual custody is so reasonably and probably to bo accounted for, that it impresses the mind with the conviction that the instrument found in such custody must be genuine. That such is the character and description of the custody which is held sufficiently genuine to render a document admissible appears from all the cases.
Page 47 - AND lastly, it is hereby declared and agreed by and between the said parties to these...
Page 166 - The Court directed that it should be referred to the Master, to take an account of the share of the partnership effects to which...
Page 514 - The act of taking possession is an implied agreement to pay interest ; for so absurd an agreement, as that the purchaser is to receive the rents and profits, to [28] which he has no legal title, and the vendor is not to have interest, as he has no legal title to the money, can never be implied.
Page 683 - ... to the conclusion, that the judgment of the Court below ought to be reversed.