The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 121
11 , only applying to the concurrent jurisdiction of the courts extended by that act ,
and no special provision having been made for the ... No owner appearing , the
plaintiff applied for the notes , offering to reimburse the expenses of advertizing .
11 , only applying to the concurrent jurisdiction of the courts extended by that act ,
and no special provision having been made for the ... No owner appearing , the
plaintiff applied for the notes , offering to reimburse the expenses of advertizing .
Page 77
... the sum of 1,100,0001 . , to be applied in payment of the incumbrances , which
, together with the said last - mentioned sum , or so much thereof as should be
raised , whether the marquis had then entered or should thereafter enter into any
...
... the sum of 1,100,0001 . , to be applied in payment of the incumbrances , which
, together with the said last - mentioned sum , or so much thereof as should be
raised , whether the marquis had then entered or should thereafter enter into any
...
Page 89
And he declared that no part of the trust monies should be applied in the
purchase of land ; and in the event of no land being granted within the ten years ,
then the principal trust monies incapable of being applied were to fall into his
residuary ...
And he declared that no part of the trust monies should be applied in the
purchase of land ; and in the event of no land being granted within the ten years ,
then the principal trust monies incapable of being applied were to fall into his
residuary ...
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