An Inquiry Into the Effect of Limitations to Heirs of the Body in Devises: With Remarks on the Doctrine of Equity Concerning Doubtful Titles, and Titles Acquired by the Destruction of Contingent Remainders |
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... taken to the title ( y ) ( in favour of which the Master had reported ) founded on considerable doubts as to the validity of certain leases , the subject of the contract , granted under the powers of an act of parliament ; the Court ...
... taken to the title ( y ) ( in favour of which the Master had reported ) founded on considerable doubts as to the validity of certain leases , the subject of the contract , granted under the powers of an act of parliament ; the Court ...
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... taken under a sequestration , ( a ) which issued for want of an an swer to a bill against a surviving executor and de- visee in trust , the plaintiffs prayed that the seques- trators might be ordered to sell the houses : but the Lord ...
... taken under a sequestration , ( a ) which issued for want of an an swer to a bill against a surviving executor and de- visee in trust , the plaintiffs prayed that the seques- trators might be ordered to sell the houses : but the Lord ...
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... taken ( ƒ ) to the Master's report in favour of the title , involving many doubtful tions upon the point , whether the limitations in a will , after the estate for life of the plaintiff , the vendor , were contingent remainders , or ...
... taken ( ƒ ) to the Master's report in favour of the title , involving many doubtful tions upon the point , whether the limitations in a will , after the estate for life of the plaintiff , the vendor , were contingent remainders , or ...
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... taken upon himself to be his own conveyancer . He could not mean a settlement in the very words and form , which he had employed . But if male grandchildren born after the testator's decease were within the gift , the opinion of the ...
... taken upon himself to be his own conveyancer . He could not mean a settlement in the very words and form , which he had employed . But if male grandchildren born after the testator's decease were within the gift , the opinion of the ...
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... taken the fee by force of the de- vise , and that the donee had no option as to the quantity of interest to be taken , but was merely to determine the shares . This circumstance was insisted upon in argument : but any in- ference to be ...
... taken the fee by force of the de- vise , and that the donee had no option as to the quantity of interest to be taken , but was merely to determine the shares . This circumstance was insisted upon in argument : but any in- ference to be ...
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