The English Reports: Vice-Chancellors' courts (1815-1865), Volume 56W. Green, 1905 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... interest . THE VICE - CHANCELLOR [ Sir Thomas Plumer ] . The reference to the Master as to the title is not objected to , but the payment of the purchase - money and interest into Court is , because possession is not admitted by the ...
... interest . THE VICE - CHANCELLOR [ Sir Thomas Plumer ] . The reference to the Master as to the title is not objected to , but the payment of the purchase - money and interest into Court is , because possession is not admitted by the ...
Page 94
... interest of stock , passes the principal also . Will , from its tenor , construed to give vested legacies . Maintenance allowed where principal and interest of a legacy to a child is vested , though interest directed to accumulate till ...
... interest of stock , passes the principal also . Will , from its tenor , construed to give vested legacies . Maintenance allowed where principal and interest of a legacy to a child is vested , though interest directed to accumulate till ...
Page 100
... interest , charged with the balance and interest . This cause came on for further directions and costs . In 1732 Jonathan Barnett ( since deceased ) mortgaged an estate called Catharine Hall , in Jamaica , to Peter Beckford , the ...
... interest , charged with the balance and interest . This cause came on for further directions and costs . In 1732 Jonathan Barnett ( since deceased ) mortgaged an estate called Catharine Hall , in Jamaica , to Peter Beckford , the ...
Page 101
... interest , had been satisfied by the yearly income of the mortgaged estate , but that , on the contrary , such yearly income had not been sufficient to keep down the interest of such money and the contingencies of conducting the ...
... interest , had been satisfied by the yearly income of the mortgaged estate , but that , on the contrary , such yearly income had not been sufficient to keep down the interest of such money and the contingencies of conducting the ...
Page 102
... interest with the Plaintiff . Two questions now arise in this cause : -1st . As to the interest with which the Defendant is to be charged in respect of the balance found to be in his hands belong- ing to the Plaintiffs ; and , 2dly , as ...
... interest with the Plaintiff . Two questions now arise in this cause : -1st . As to the interest with which the Defendant is to be charged in respect of the balance found to be in his hands belong- ing to the Plaintiffs ; and , 2dly , as ...
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affidavit aforesaid afterwards agreement annuity answer applied appointed assignment bankrupt bankruptcy Battersea Bridge bequest claim commission commissioners considered contrà contract conveyance costs Court Court of Equity covenant creditors daughter death debt decease decree deed Defendant demurrer deponent directed dividends entitled equity executed executors feme covert filed fraud given granted heirs husband indenture injunction intention interest issue John Knott John Leach Knott lands lease leasehold estates legacy Lord Chancellor Lord Eldon Lord William Gordon marriage Mary Master mentioned mortgage motion original bill paid parties payment personal estate Peter Dowding petition Petitioner Plaintiff plea possession prayed premises purchase purchase-money question received remainder rents and profits residue respect settlement shew Sir John Leach Sir Samuel Romilly Sir Thomas Plumer solicitor supplemental bill tenant testator's therein thereof trustees unto vendor VICE-CHANCELLOR Sir John VICE-CHANCELLOR Sir Thomas wife William
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