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No interest was paid on these charges , but instead further bonds were given
from time to time for it . In this way the Duke was enabled to enjoy the whole
income during his life , while on his death the value of the estate ( which in fact
was ...
No interest was paid on these charges , but instead further bonds were given
from time to time for it . In this way the Duke was enabled to enjoy the whole
income during his life , while on his death the value of the estate ( which in fact
was ...
Page 476
The exclusion of the widow's rights over personal bonds bearing a clause of
interest has recently led to cases of considerable hardship . Thus , in Dawson's
Trustees v . Dawson ( [ 1896 ] , 23 R. 1006 ) , the sum of £ 5,000 out of a total
estate of ...
The exclusion of the widow's rights over personal bonds bearing a clause of
interest has recently led to cases of considerable hardship . Thus , in Dawson's
Trustees v . Dawson ( [ 1896 ] , 23 R. 1006 ) , the sum of £ 5,000 out of a total
estate of ...
Page 477
the case of the promissory note it was of course admitted that its legal effect as a
note was not impaired by the clause as to interest ( Bills of Exch . Act 1882 , sect .
9 ( 1 ) ( a ) ) . The actual grounds of decision , as explained by Lord Skerrington ...
the case of the promissory note it was of course admitted that its legal effect as a
note was not impaired by the clause as to interest ( Bills of Exch . Act 1882 , sect .
9 ( 1 ) ( a ) ) . The actual grounds of decision , as explained by Lord Skerrington ...
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