The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 36
... court pronounced for a will of a lunatic having lucid intervals , on evidence that it was executed in a lucid interval . The court gave the next of kin her costs out of the estate , observ- ing , " Under these circumstances , I am ...
... court pronounced for a will of a lunatic having lucid intervals , on evidence that it was executed in a lucid interval . The court gave the next of kin her costs out of the estate , observ- ing , " Under these circumstances , I am ...
Page 37
... court held the contrary . The court gave the costs of all out of the estate . In Payne v . Trappe ( 5 Notes of Cases , p . 485 ) , the court did the same thing under the same circumstances ; and so , also , in Neate v . Pickard ( 2 ...
... court held the contrary . The court gave the costs of all out of the estate . In Payne v . Trappe ( 5 Notes of Cases , p . 485 ) , the court did the same thing under the same circumstances ; and so , also , in Neate v . Pickard ( 2 ...
Page 39
... court on its legs , in spite of a lame and vicious procedure , by securing to it the public respect . A year has passed since Sir C. Cresswell undertook the most arduous task that can fall to the lot of man - the formation of a new court ...
... court on its legs , in spite of a lame and vicious procedure , by securing to it the public respect . A year has passed since Sir C. Cresswell undertook the most arduous task that can fall to the lot of man - the formation of a new court ...
Page 63
... Court of Chancery ! The bill makes special provision for such a state of affairs ; for by its second section the Court of Chancery is autho- rized to give such directions , upon the summary application of the administrator , or of any ...
... Court of Chancery ! The bill makes special provision for such a state of affairs ; for by its second section the Court of Chancery is autho- rized to give such directions , upon the summary application of the administrator , or of any ...
Page 166
... court which had formerly been exercised substantially by the House of Lords , the confident belief was expressed by all friends of the measure , that , as far as possible , the court should guard itself against the risk both of ...
... court which had formerly been exercised substantially by the House of Lords , the confident belief was expressed by all friends of the measure , that , as far as possible , the court should guard itself against the risk both of ...
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