Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the High Court of Chancery: During the Time of Lord Chancellor Brougham and Sir John Leach, Master of the Rolls, Volume 2Saunders and Benning, 1835 - Equity |
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... cause . 1833 . JENKINS v . PARKINSON . THE HOME v . PILLANS . Nov. 19 , 20.25 . and if she female when should attain her sole and twenty - one , to separate use ; and in case of her death , leaving chil- dren , her share to go to her ...
... cause . 1833 . JENKINS v . PARKINSON . THE HOME v . PILLANS . Nov. 19 , 20.25 . and if she female when should attain her sole and twenty - one , to separate use ; and in case of her death , leaving chil- dren , her share to go to her ...
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... cause the Master was directed to inquire and state what lands the corporation became seised of in trust for the charity in question ; what lands had been alienated by them , and for what consideration , and under what circumstances ...
... cause the Master was directed to inquire and state what lands the corporation became seised of in trust for the charity in question ; what lands had been alienated by them , and for what consideration , and under what circumstances ...
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... caused every deed , paper , and muniment in their possession or power to be dili- gently examined , and to have given ... cause which are suggested to have been vexatious , would make it the duty of the Court to charge them with all the ...
... caused every deed , paper , and muniment in their possession or power to be dili- gently examined , and to have given ... cause which are suggested to have been vexatious , would make it the duty of the Court to charge them with all the ...
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... cause to be paid , to the aforesaid Caroline Anne Horde , over and above her said legacy , the sum of 180l . annually during the term of her natural life , to be by her distributed in charity according to her own discretion and judgment ...
... cause to be paid , to the aforesaid Caroline Anne Horde , over and above her said legacy , the sum of 180l . annually during the term of her natural life , to be by her distributed in charity according to her own discretion and judgment ...
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... cause it was declared that the testator's sister Ann Jaques , and the husband of his widow Elizabeth ( who had subsequently married a person of the name of Grey ) , were entitled to the dividends of both the sums of stock in equal ...
... cause it was declared that the testator's sister Ann Jaques , and the husband of his widow Elizabeth ( who had subsequently married a person of the name of Grey ) , were entitled to the dividends of both the sums of stock in equal ...
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