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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Page 44
... respondents , on this appeal , that the present case is governed by the Lord Chancellor's decision in Spackman's Case . But every case of this description must neces- sarily depend on its own circumstances , and the circumstances of ...
... respondents , on this appeal , that the present case is governed by the Lord Chancellor's decision in Spackman's Case . But every case of this description must neces- sarily depend on its own circumstances , and the circumstances of ...
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... respondents that the directors of this company had no power to make this compromise with Lord Belhaven . I am not , however , of that opinion . I think that the 198th clause of the deed gave the direc- tors power to compromise , and to ...
... respondents that the directors of this company had no power to make this compromise with Lord Belhaven . I am not , however , of that opinion . I think that the 198th clause of the deed gave the direc- tors power to compromise , and to ...
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... respondent upon this appeal , I assume , without meaning to decide , that his Honor's opinion upon this point is correct ; but with all deference to his Honor , it does not seem to me that this case is exhausted by the decision upon ...
... respondent upon this appeal , I assume , without meaning to decide , that his Honor's opinion upon this point is correct ; but with all deference to his Honor , it does not seem to me that this case is exhausted by the decision upon ...
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... respondents , he cannot be permitted to set up against them any assumed or actual ignorance on his part of the contents of those instruments ; but this , as it seems to me , falls far short of what is necessary to support the respondent's ...
... respondents , he cannot be permitted to set up against them any assumed or actual ignorance on his part of the contents of those instruments ; but this , as it seems to me , falls far short of what is necessary to support the respondent's ...
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... respondents in their argument on this part of the case also relied much on what appears in the secretary's affidavit , and in the appellant's cross - examination , to which I have already referred ; but it is , I think , a sufficient ...
... respondents in their argument on this part of the case also relied much on what appears in the secretary's affidavit , and in the appellant's cross - examination , to which I have already referred ; but it is , I think , a sufficient ...
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