...What is the limit of amount at which it ceases to be illusory und begins to be substantial ? If il is to be considered with reference to the amount of the fortune, what ft the proportion, either of the whole, or of the »hare, ibat would belong to euch upon an equal division...

...for the interference of the court ? What is the limit of amount at v.-hich it ceases to be trifling, and begins to be substantial ? If it is to be considered with reference to the amount of the purchase-money, what is the proportion which ought to be paid ? Mr. Eooth also was impressed with this...

...rules, by which their successors might be guided in the exercise of that jurisdiction. To say, that under such a -power an illusory share must not be...that would belong to each upon an equal division? In terms the power, though limited as to objects, is discretionary as to shares. A Court of Law says,...

...reference to the amount of the fortune, which is the subject of (1) 2 Vern. 513; 1 Eq. Ca. Ab. 344. the power ? If so, what is the sum, that must be given,...that would belong to each upon an equal division ? In terms the power, though limited as to objects, is discretionary as to shares. A Court of Law says,...

...the practical value of his judgments. Let us select one of his most celebrated cases " To say that an illusory share must not be given, or that a substantial...that would belong to each upon an equal division ? In terms, the power, though limited as to objects, is discretionary as to shares. A court of law says,...

...establish a rule. What is an illusory share ? and what is a substantial share ? Is it to be judged upon by a mere statement of the sum given, without reference...share, that would belong to each upon an equal division ?" From what can be collected out of the various cases upon which these questions have from time to...

...unount of the fortune which is the subject of ihe power? If so, what is the sum that must be »iven to exclude the interference of the court? What is...that would belong to each upon an equal division?" From what can be collected out of the various cases upon which these questions have from time to time...

...property among children could be set aside as illusory, — thus reasoning very powerfully: "To say that an illusory share must not be given, or that a substantial...that would belong to each upon an equal division? In terms, the power, though limited as to objects, is discretionary as to shares. A Court of Law says,...

...interference of the Court? What is the limit of amount at which it ceases to be illusory and begins to'be substantial ? If it is to be considered with reference...that would belong to each upon an equal division? In terms, the power, though limited as to objects, is discretionary as to shares. A Court of Law says,...

...property among children could be set aside as illusory, — thus reasoning very powerfully : " To say that an illusory share must not be given, or that a substantial...that would belong to each upon an equal division? In terms, the power, though limited as to objects, is discretionary as to shares. A Court of Law says,...