The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 219
and this could not be done in the absence of any party who might eventually be
held entitled to a fraction of zero . ... of the most comprehensive kind , to which
every incumbrancer , and the owners subject to the incumbrances , must be
parties .
and this could not be done in the absence of any party who might eventually be
held entitled to a fraction of zero . ... of the most comprehensive kind , to which
every incumbrancer , and the owners subject to the incumbrances , must be
parties .
Page 222
In this class of suits we have recommended :“ That any creditor or legatee ,
whether specific , pecuniary or residuary , and also the next of kin of any
deceased party , should be at liberty without any preliminary pleading , or other
proceedings ...
In this class of suits we have recommended :“ That any creditor or legatee ,
whether specific , pecuniary or residuary , and also the next of kin of any
deceased party , should be at liberty without any preliminary pleading , or other
proceedings ...
Page 223
Within a limited time parties upon whom notice is served may apply to the court to
add to the decree . “ That trustees in whom real and personal estate is vested
shall represent their cestuis que trust in the same manner and to the same extent
...
Within a limited time parties upon whom notice is served may apply to the court to
add to the decree . “ That trustees in whom real and personal estate is vested
shall represent their cestuis que trust in the same manner and to the same extent
...
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