Reports of Cases Decided in the High Court of Chancery ...: With Notes and References to Both English and American Decisions ...Gould, Banks & Company, 1847 - Equity |
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affidavit alleged amend amount annuity answer appear applied appointed assignment Attorney Beav bill cause charge circumstances claim considered contract copyhold corporation costs court Court of Chancery court of equity covenant coverture creditor death debt decease declared decree deed deed poll defendant demurrer directed discharged effect entitled equity execution executors filed fund gift give ground heir husband injunction intended interest interpleader Ironmongers Company John judgment jurisdiction land lease legacy liable lien LORD CHANCELLOR Lord Cottenham Lord Eldon lordship marriage master mentioned mortgage motion Mylne & Craig Mylne & Keen object obtained opinion paid parties partner partnership payment personal estate petition plaintiff possession prayed present proceedings purchase purpose question referred rents residue respect Rolls Russ settlement shares solicitor suit tenant testator's thereof Thomas Thomas Plumer tion trust Vice-Chancellor Wedderburn Wellesley wife Wigram William Wood
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Page 285 - expended by him in completing the buildings, and in paying the arrears of rent, and in keeping up the insurances, and the other charges before mentioned, with interest; and that an account might be taken of what was due to the plaintiff for principal and interest upon his mortgage security, and in respect of the
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Page 563 - himself, his heirs, executors, and administrators, covenant and agree with the said Thomas Paterson, his executors and administrators, that he the said WPTL Wellesley shall and will pay, or cause to be paid to William Lawrence Bicknell, of Lincoln's Inn Square, the solicitor of the said Helena Wellesley. the sum of