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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... suit was instituted by a creditor for the administration of his estate , and the partnership accounts were taken in Chambers . The chief clerk having found a large balance due from the appellant , the appellant took out a summons to ...
... suit was instituted by a creditor for the administration of his estate , and the partnership accounts were taken in Chambers . The chief clerk having found a large balance due from the appellant , the appellant took out a summons to ...
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... suit . My opinion , therefore , agrees with that of the Master of the Rolls , and this appeal must , consequently , be dismissed , and I think it should be dismissed with costs . THE LORD JUSTICE KNIGHT BRUCE . - I agree with the ...
... suit . My opinion , therefore , agrees with that of the Master of the Rolls , and this appeal must , consequently , be dismissed , and I think it should be dismissed with costs . THE LORD JUSTICE KNIGHT BRUCE . - I agree with the ...
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... suit . This opinion was communicated to the vendors about the 23d of June . Some cor- respondence afterwards took place as to the institution of such a suit , and on the 1st of August , 1864 , the solicitors of the vendors wrote to say ...
... suit . This opinion was communicated to the vendors about the 23d of June . Some cor- respondence afterwards took place as to the institution of such a suit , and on the 1st of August , 1864 , the solicitors of the vendors wrote to say ...
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... suit of Micholls v . Micholls , however prudent and proper it may have been to institute it , was necessary . My impression is that such a suit was not necessary , but that the objections to the present decree are taken away by the ...
... suit of Micholls v . Micholls , however prudent and proper it may have been to institute it , was necessary . My impression is that such a suit was not necessary , but that the objections to the present decree are taken away by the ...
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... suit was defective for want of parties . * THE EARL OF DARNLEY v . THE LONDON , CHAT- * 24 HAM , AND DOVER RAILWAY COMPANY.1 1865. March 14 , 20. June 8. Before the LORDS JUSTICES . A railway company , who were promoting a bill for a ...
... suit was defective for want of parties . * THE EARL OF DARNLEY v . THE LONDON , CHAT- * 24 HAM , AND DOVER RAILWAY COMPANY.1 1865. March 14 , 20. June 8. Before the LORDS JUSTICES . A railway company , who were promoting a bill for a ...
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