Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the High Court of Chancery in Ireland: During the Time of Lord Redesdale ... : from the Beginning of Easter Term, 1802, to [the Period of Lord Redesdale's Resignation of the Great Seal, 1807] ...I. Riley, 1811 - Equity |
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Page 12
... founded on a new agreement . I know of no case which allows an amendment in order to enable the party to make & new case . I have known , in a case where the answer stated a qualified agreement , the plaintiff to have a- mended his bill ...
... founded on a new agreement . I know of no case which allows an amendment in order to enable the party to make & new case . I have known , in a case where the answer stated a qualified agreement , the plaintiff to have a- mended his bill ...
Page 20
... not bar the entail , seems to me also ill founded . The statute of the 8th of Anne avoids recoveries to bar a pro- testant in remainder , or to defeat the gavelling clause in the 2d of Anne ; but cannot , I think 20 CASES IN CHANCERY .
... not bar the entail , seems to me also ill founded . The statute of the 8th of Anne avoids recoveries to bar a pro- testant in remainder , or to defeat the gavelling clause in the 2d of Anne ; but cannot , I think 20 CASES IN CHANCERY .
Page 53
... founded ; that the Bishop of D. must be taken even after these proceedings to have entered only as mortgagee , oras trustee for payment of his own and the other encumbrances affecting these estates . It was ar- gued that he had notice ...
... founded ; that the Bishop of D. must be taken even after these proceedings to have entered only as mortgagee , oras trustee for payment of his own and the other encumbrances affecting these estates . It was ar- gued that he had notice ...
Page 54
... founded ; that the title under which the plaintiff derived , was recognised by the Stopford family in the compromise of 1731 ; that the release executed on that occasion was a fraud on the persons claiming under the settlement of 1728 ...
... founded ; that the title under which the plaintiff derived , was recognised by the Stopford family in the compromise of 1731 ; that the release executed on that occasion was a fraud on the persons claiming under the settlement of 1728 ...
Page 55
... founded . That the settlement of 1728 , under which the plaintiff derives , was merely voluntary , and not bind- ing on a purchaser for value , even with notice . That it was executed by a person out of possession , and therefore could ...
... founded . That the settlement of 1728 , under which the plaintiff derives , was merely voluntary , and not bind- ing on a purchaser for value , even with notice . That it was executed by a person out of possession , and therefore could ...
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agreement alleged Anne annuity answer appear appellant appointment assigned bankrupt Bernard Bennett bill bond cause charge circumstances claim Comyn consideration considered contract conveyance costs Countess of Antrim court of equity covenant creditors Crofton Dean Swift death debts decree deed defendant Dillon dower ejectment encumbrances entitled evidence executed executors filed fraud fraudulent George Cary ground Grove Hastler heir Horan impeach instrument interest James Butler James Underwood James Watt John judgment Lady lands Latouche lease Loftus Lord Anglesea Lord Annesley Lord Arran Lord CHANCELLOR lunatic marriage ment Morgell mortgage mortgagor notice obtained paid parties payment personal estate plaintiff pleadings mentioned possession praying premises proceedings purchase Pyke question received remainder renewal respect Robert Pine Royse Saunders seised settled statute Stephen Moore Swift tenant term thereof Thomas Hovenden tion transaction trustees Underwood Warren Watt wife