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Page 48
... interest till February . But , then , it is said on the other side , and very justly , " if he is to have the benefit of a quarter's dividend , of course he ought to pay interest . " I agree to that altogether . And then the effect of ...
... interest till February . But , then , it is said on the other side , and very justly , " if he is to have the benefit of a quarter's dividend , of course he ought to pay interest . " I agree to that altogether . And then the effect of ...
Page 90
... interests of the grantor . The three years expired without the option being exercised . The tenant , however , continued in possession until he became bankrupt , and his interest in the premises was sold by his assignee to a purchaser ...
... interests of the grantor . The three years expired without the option being exercised . The tenant , however , continued in possession until he became bankrupt , and his interest in the premises was sold by his assignee to a purchaser ...
Page 92
... interest in land vesting in the assignees under the 142nd section , though not , perhaps , such an agreement for the purchase of an interest in land as is intended by the 146th section . It is clear that if it is an agreement for a ...
... interest in land vesting in the assignees under the 142nd section , though not , perhaps , such an agreement for the purchase of an interest in land as is intended by the 146th section . It is clear that if it is an agreement for a ...
Page 93
the assignee had not elected to take the bankrupt's interest under the agree- ment . I certainly did not quite follow the argument on that point . What stronger evidence of electing to take the interest could there be than putting it up ...
the assignee had not elected to take the bankrupt's interest under the agree- ment . I certainly did not quite follow the argument on that point . What stronger evidence of electing to take the interest could there be than putting it up ...
Page 128
... interest in the mean time at 51. per cent . The sum was never paid , but the interest was kept down by the trustees and adminis- trators under the will till 1849. In 1846 the grandson mortgaged his life interest . In 1863 the realized ...
... interest in the mean time at 51. per cent . The sum was never paid , but the interest was kept down by the trustees and adminis- trators under the will till 1849. In 1846 the grandson mortgaged his life interest . In 1863 the realized ...
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