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Page 56
In the meanwhile , however , the negotiation for the sale proceeded , and early in
January , 1865 , before the bill was filed , and the company having no notice of
Plant's claim , the sale was completed , and the money was handed over to Mr.
In the meanwhile , however , the negotiation for the sale proceeded , and early in
January , 1865 , before the bill was filed , and the company having no notice of
Plant's claim , the sale was completed , and the money was handed over to Mr.
Page 69
Lord Selborne , with a laudable anxiety to do his best to supply a deficiency ,
issued the following notice : “ In consequence of the lamented death of Vice -
Chancellor , Sir John Wickens , and to make provision for the hearing of some
urgent ...
Lord Selborne , with a laudable anxiety to do his best to supply a deficiency ,
issued the following notice : “ In consequence of the lamented death of Vice -
Chancellor , Sir John Wickens , and to make provision for the hearing of some
urgent ...
Page 74
were of opinion that this evidence displaced the grounds of the Vice -
Chancellor's decision , because the bankers had notice of a fact which should
have put them on inquiry , and that they were , therefore , entitled to priority , so
they reversed ...
were of opinion that this evidence displaced the grounds of the Vice -
Chancellor's decision , because the bankers had notice of a fact which should
have put them on inquiry , and that they were , therefore , entitled to priority , so
they reversed ...
Page 76
In a case where he was asked to restrain a railway company from entering in
possession of land they had taken under notice to treat , which had not been
carried out and which it was insisted , had dropped , as their compulsory powers
had ...
In a case where he was asked to restrain a railway company from entering in
possession of land they had taken under notice to treat , which had not been
carried out and which it was insisted , had dropped , as their compulsory powers
had ...
Page 77
The Master of the Rolls decided an instructive case as to constructive notice of
prior incumbrances and its consequent priority . A debtor had made an equitable
mortgage to his bankers — that is a deposit of deeds — with an undertaking to ...
The Master of the Rolls decided an instructive case as to constructive notice of
prior incumbrances and its consequent priority . A debtor had made an equitable
mortgage to his bankers — that is a deposit of deeds — with an undertaking to ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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