Reports of Cases Heard and Determined by the Lord Chancellor and the Court of Appeal in Chancery [1862-1865], Volume 3Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Equity |
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... charged on the capital so withdrawn ; the share of the sons in which interest would be 18251 . ( 3. ) The appellant finding , as he alleged , that the capital of the business was being brought too low by the drawings of the testator ...
... charged on the capital so withdrawn ; the share of the sons in which interest would be 18251 . ( 3. ) The appellant finding , as he alleged , that the capital of the business was being brought too low by the drawings of the testator ...
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... charged with interest . Hart v . Clarke . ( c ) * Mr. Malins and Mr. Renshaw , for the plaintiffs , in support of the order . As regards the 7437. , the accounts were under the management of the son ; the father was in ill health and ...
... charged with interest . Hart v . Clarke . ( c ) * Mr. Malins and Mr. Renshaw , for the plaintiffs , in support of the order . As regards the 7437. , the accounts were under the management of the son ; the father was in ill health and ...
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... charged a partner with interest for the improper withdrawal of capital . There being no precedent for such a charge of interest , I do not think that we ought to make one . The allowance of interest in this case , as well as in that of ...
... charged a partner with interest for the improper withdrawal of capital . There being no precedent for such a charge of interest , I do not think that we ought to make one . The allowance of interest in this case , as well as in that of ...
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... charged on the land for three years at 51. per cent . The vendors will convey all such rights to the ditch on the south side as they possess , and it is believed their title to it is good . The vendors will require to be satisfied that ...
... charged on the land for three years at 51. per cent . The vendors will convey all such rights to the ditch on the south side as they possess , and it is believed their title to it is good . The vendors will require to be satisfied that ...
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... charge of 3001. a year , and limited a term of 500 years to the defendants Turner and Bosley for securing it . He also charged the estates with 50007. for the portions of younger children , and limited a term of 1000 years to the ...
... charge of 3001. a year , and limited a term of 500 years to the defendants Turner and Bosley for securing it . He also charged the estates with 50007. for the portions of younger children , and limited a term of 1000 years to the ...
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