The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 251881 - Law |
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Page 120
... trustee of the estate of Terraz , applied by letter to Mr. Merriman for the sum of £ 133 , to which Mr. Merriman replied that he was entitled to be paid his costs and expenses out of the money in his hands . In July , 1879 , no money ...
... trustee of the estate of Terraz , applied by letter to Mr. Merriman for the sum of £ 133 , to which Mr. Merriman replied that he was entitled to be paid his costs and expenses out of the money in his hands . In July , 1879 , no money ...
Page 137
... trustee . He said he was quite willing to do so , and at the first meeting the creditors passed a resolution by which they appointed Smith trustee . Smith was then asked to sign the resolution in order that it might be registered , but ...
... trustee . He said he was quite willing to do so , and at the first meeting the creditors passed a resolution by which they appointed Smith trustee . Smith was then asked to sign the resolution in order that it might be registered , but ...
Page 146
... trustee . It should be made a criminal offence for any solicitor or other agent to share any portion of his remuneration with the debtor or the trustee . The use of proxies should be limited either to a specific purpose at a particular ...
... trustee . It should be made a criminal offence for any solicitor or other agent to share any portion of his remuneration with the debtor or the trustee . The use of proxies should be limited either to a specific purpose at a particular ...
Page 147
... trustee for sale . The Court of Appeal held that there was no difference between the power , in this respect , of an executor or ad- ministrator and of an ordinary trustee for sale . Lord Justice James said : - " For the purposes of ...
... trustee for sale . The Court of Appeal held that there was no difference between the power , in this respect , of an executor or ad- ministrator and of an ordinary trustee for sale . Lord Justice James said : - " For the purposes of ...
Page 152
... trustee or executor who , notwithstanding an express direction in the will to accumulate the income , keeps trust funds in hand without endeavouring to invest them - cases which were recognized by Lord Selborne in Vyse v . Foster ( 23 ...
... trustee or executor who , notwithstanding an express direction in the will to accumulate the income , keeps trust funds in hand without endeavouring to invest them - cases which were recognized by Lord Selborne in Vyse v . Foster ( 23 ...
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