The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 251881 - Law |
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Page 95
... mortgage entered and determined the lease . The mortgagee claimed to consolidate the two mortgage debts , and insisted that the trustee in the bank- ruptcy could not redeem the house comprised in the second mortgage without paying both ...
... mortgage entered and determined the lease . The mortgagee claimed to consolidate the two mortgage debts , and insisted that the trustee in the bank- ruptcy could not redeem the house comprised in the second mortgage without paying both ...
Page 116
... mortgage of real estate which had been previously given by the grantor to the grantee , and the bill of sale contained a recital that there was then due on the mortgage the sum of £ 1,045 . There was , in fact , at the time of the ...
... mortgage of real estate which had been previously given by the grantor to the grantee , and the bill of sale contained a recital that there was then due on the mortgage the sum of £ 1,045 . There was , in fact , at the time of the ...
Page 117
... mortgage of real estate to the defendant , who was his solicitor . The mortgage deed , which was prepared by the defendant , contained an absolute unqualified power of sale , the usual proviso that the power should not be exercised ...
... mortgage of real estate to the defendant , who was his solicitor . The mortgage deed , which was prepared by the defendant , contained an absolute unqualified power of sale , the usual proviso that the power should not be exercised ...
Page 120
... mortgage was given , but a document purporting to be an agreement for a loan was prepared , with a clause under- taking to give a regular mortgage if necessary , and there was a proviso that neither of the mortgages should be registered ...
... mortgage was given , but a document purporting to be an agreement for a loan was prepared , with a clause under- taking to give a regular mortgage if necessary , and there was a proviso that neither of the mortgages should be registered ...
Page 155
... mortgage and the mortgagee was in posses- sion , and the sheriff made a return to the writ that there were no lands , nor any goods or chattels of the debtor which he could seize . The plaintiffs then obtained from Stephen , J. , an ex ...
... mortgage and the mortgagee was in posses- sion , and the sheriff made a return to the writ that there were no lands , nor any goods or chattels of the debtor which he could seize . The plaintiffs then obtained from Stephen , J. , an ex ...
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