Reports of Cases Heard and Determined by the Lord Chancellor, and the Court of Appeal in Chancery. [1851-1857], Volume 8Little, Brown, 1872 - Equity |
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... become the duty of the defendant's house , at least in all cases where the purpose to which the plaintiff's son intended to apply the moneys or property was open to doubt or suspicion , to have refused to act upon his directions without ...
... become the duty of the defendant's house , at least in all cases where the purpose to which the plaintiff's son intended to apply the moneys or property was open to doubt or suspicion , to have refused to act upon his directions without ...
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... become fixed and determi- nate . I am unable to read that instrument without being * 28 satisfied that Mr. Matthews , when he executed it , contem- plated that he should reside at the villa until his death , and that immediately upon ...
... become fixed and determi- nate . I am unable to read that instrument without being * 28 satisfied that Mr. Matthews , when he executed it , contem- plated that he should reside at the villa until his death , and that immediately upon ...
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... become the parish church of St. Faith by an Act of union uniting the benefice of the parish , either with the hospital or the mastership thereof , and as no record of any such Act has been found , he contends that its existence ought to ...
... become the parish church of St. Faith by an Act of union uniting the benefice of the parish , either with the hospital or the mastership thereof , and as no record of any such Act has been found , he contends that its existence ought to ...
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... become the church of the parish . The right reserved of endowing a vicarage out of the rectory appears never to have been * 50 exercised , and the appropriation must therefore be con- sidered to have been in that class where the ...
... become the church of the parish . The right reserved of endowing a vicarage out of the rectory appears never to have been * 50 exercised , and the appropriation must therefore be con- sidered to have been in that class where the ...
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... become a parochial chapel ; but the argument founded on the breach of trust is not less strong against this view of the case than against the union of the rectory with the mastership , for this chapel must plainly have been the private ...
... become a parochial chapel ; but the argument founded on the breach of trust is not less strong against this view of the case than against the union of the rectory with the mastership , for this chapel must plainly have been the private ...
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Page 286 - Eaton, their heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, according to the nature and quality thereof respectively...
Page 280 - The authority shall make it a term of every letting that the tenant shall not assign, sub-let or otherwise part with the possession of the premises, or any part thereof, except with the consent in writing of the authority...
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Page 535 - WHEREAS it is expedient that provision should be made for the better local management of the metropolis in respect of the sewerage and drainage, and the paving, cleansing, lighting, and improvements thereof...
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