New Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Common Pleas, and Other Courts: From Easter Term, 44 Geo. III. 1804, [to Trinity Term, 47 Geo. III. 1807 ...] Both Inclusive. With Tables of Cases and Principal Matters, Volume 1P. Byrne, law bookseller. Tho. L. Plowman, printer, 1806 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 81
... Defendant . Sellon Serjt . was to have argued in support of the demurrer . 1804 . FARRER V. The Countess Dowager of GRANARD . VOL . 1. N. S. G 1801 . Devise to the use and behoof of the IN THE FORTY - FOURTH YEAR OF GEORGE III . 81.
... Defendant . Sellon Serjt . was to have argued in support of the demurrer . 1804 . FARRER V. The Countess Dowager of GRANARD . VOL . 1. N. S. G 1801 . Devise to the use and behoof of the IN THE FORTY - FOURTH YEAR OF GEORGE III . 81.
Page 82
... Devise to the use and behoof of the testator's niece S. C. and his two nieces E. G. and A. C. and the survivor and survivors of them , and the heirs of the body of such survivor and sur- vivors as tenants in common , and not as joint ...
... Devise to the use and behoof of the testator's niece S. C. and his two nieces E. G. and A. C. and the survivor and survivors of them , and the heirs of the body of such survivor and sur- vivors as tenants in common , and not as joint ...
Page 84
... devise stood alone and uncon- trolled by the expression " as tenants in common , and not as joint tenants , " no man could have doubted that the estate given was an estate in joint - tenancy . If , how- ever , the effect contended for ...
... devise stood alone and uncon- trolled by the expression " as tenants in common , and not as joint tenants , " no man could have doubted that the estate given was an estate in joint - tenancy . If , how- ever , the effect contended for ...
Page 85
... devise , they ought not to be excluded and re- jected . The words as " tenants in common , and not as joint tenants , " do not relate to the original devisees , but to the heirs of the body of such devisees , and this con- struction ...
... devise , they ought not to be excluded and re- jected . The words as " tenants in common , and not as joint tenants , " do not relate to the original devisees , but to the heirs of the body of such devisees , and this con- struction ...
Page 86
... devise was of all the testator's estate to two nieces E. and I. to be equally divided between them , and from and after their decease to the right heirs of I .; Holt Ch . J. held it a joint tenancy , during their lives ; and in 2 Roll ...
... devise was of all the testator's estate to two nieces E. and I. to be equally divided between them , and from and after their decease to the right heirs of I .; Holt Ch . J. held it a joint tenancy , during their lives ; and in 2 Roll ...
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