The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 196
... conveyance provisionally , and the purchaser certainly could not be required to pay the purchase - money to the vendor upon the execution of a conveyance which might be annulled . The amended bill is silent as to the payment of pur ...
... conveyance provisionally , and the purchaser certainly could not be required to pay the purchase - money to the vendor upon the execution of a conveyance which might be annulled . The amended bill is silent as to the payment of pur ...
Page 197
... conveyance by the court , and of making modifications therein , or additions thereto . It being considered doubtful ... conveyances of , different portions of land in respect of which the application is made . Where land is subject to ...
... conveyance by the court , and of making modifications therein , or additions thereto . It being considered doubtful ... conveyances of , different portions of land in respect of which the application is made . Where land is subject to ...
Page 200
... conveyance or assignment of the interest in respect of which the caution may have been lodged ; and moreover to enact that the representatives , or assignees , or husband of a cautioner , shall be entitled to notice without requiring ...
... conveyance or assignment of the interest in respect of which the caution may have been lodged ; and moreover to enact that the representatives , or assignees , or husband of a cautioner , shall be entitled to notice without requiring ...
Page 203
... . 1 ) sec . 25 declaring the effect of conveyance by court ; original bill , No. 2 , sec . 13 , defining the nature of the estate of the first registered proprietor ; and same bill , sects . 28 and 29 , The Landed Estates Bills . 203.
... . 1 ) sec . 25 declaring the effect of conveyance by court ; original bill , No. 2 , sec . 13 , defining the nature of the estate of the first registered proprietor ; and same bill , sects . 28 and 29 , The Landed Estates Bills . 203.
Page 204
... conveyance , all deeds relating to the land should be retained by the court . This section proves one thing beyond a doubt ; namely , that the framers of this bill were totally ignorant of the ordinary detail of the practice of ...
... conveyance , all deeds relating to the land should be retained by the court . This section proves one thing beyond a doubt ; namely , that the framers of this bill were totally ignorant of the ordinary detail of the practice of ...
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