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Page 179
... favour of enjoyment in specie . In other respects the case was too special to make the judgment of much value in practice , the will and codicil containing directions strongly adverse to a presumption in favour of imme- diate conversion ...
... favour of enjoyment in specie . In other respects the case was too special to make the judgment of much value in practice , the will and codicil containing directions strongly adverse to a presumption in favour of imme- diate conversion ...
Page 191
... favour of conversion , appears to have been urged , not only as to the Long Annuities , but as to the leaseholds . The Vice - Chancellor's judgment was as follows : - " Upon the weight of authority , and upon my own opinion inde ...
... favour of conversion , appears to have been urged , not only as to the Long Annuities , but as to the leaseholds . The Vice - Chancellor's judgment was as follows : - " Upon the weight of authority , and upon my own opinion inde ...
Page 200
... favour of enjoyment in specie . 6. The occurrence in the bequests of the successive interests , or in a direction affecting the property at a period subsequent to administration of the estate , of words specifically and exclu- sively ...
... favour of enjoyment in specie . 6. The occurrence in the bequests of the successive interests , or in a direction affecting the property at a period subsequent to administration of the estate , of words specifically and exclu- sively ...
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ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 59 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XIX N S AUG NOV 1853 | 91 |
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