The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 62
... plaintiff alleged to be forged , and under which considerable property was devised . The witnesses for the defence swore that the testator signed the will while " life was in him . " The evidence was going strongly in favour of the ...
... plaintiff alleged to be forged , and under which considerable property was devised . The witnesses for the defence swore that the testator signed the will while " life was in him . " The evidence was going strongly in favour of the ...
Page 100
... plaintiff owned certain tumble - down houses . Some of these enjoyed ancient lights over the defendants ' land ; others did not . The defendants built on their land in such a way as admittedly obstructed the plaintiff's lights . The ...
... plaintiff owned certain tumble - down houses . Some of these enjoyed ancient lights over the defendants ' land ; others did not . The defendants built on their land in such a way as admittedly obstructed the plaintiff's lights . The ...
Page 101
... plaintiff contended that they should be assessed on the diminution of the site value of all the houses . He argued that the houses actually on his land must soon be pulled down and the whole site used for the erection of a warehouse ...
... plaintiff contended that they should be assessed on the diminution of the site value of all the houses . He argued that the houses actually on his land must soon be pulled down and the whole site used for the erection of a warehouse ...
Page 110
... by deed disclaimed the trusts of the will ; D. had acted in the trusts , and had , under the statutory powers given by the Trustee Act 1893 , appointed 66 the plaintiff and E. new trustees . Both D. IIO NOTES ON RECENT CASES ( IRISH ) .
... by deed disclaimed the trusts of the will ; D. had acted in the trusts , and had , under the statutory powers given by the Trustee Act 1893 , appointed 66 the plaintiff and E. new trustees . Both D. IIO NOTES ON RECENT CASES ( IRISH ) .
Page 111
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. 66 the plaintiff and E. new trustees . Both D. and E. were now dead , and the plaintiff wished to know if he could exercise the power of sale given to " my said executors . " Of course he was in no ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. 66 the plaintiff and E. new trustees . Both D. and E. were now dead , and the plaintiff wished to know if he could exercise the power of sale given to " my said executors . " Of course he was in no ...
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