Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the High Court of Chancery in Ireland: During the Time of Lord Redesdale ... From the Beginning of Easter Term, 1802, to [the Period of Lord Redesdale's Resignation of the Great Seal, 1807] ... |
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1777 , “ until the said judgment debts would have been satisfied according to
their priorities by a due application of the rents " and profits of the said estates in
the order and manner in 6 which the same ought to have been applied : -- And
the ...
1777 , “ until the said judgment debts would have been satisfied according to
their priorities by a due application of the rents " and profits of the said estates in
the order and manner in 6 which the same ought to have been applied : -- And
the ...
Page 165
1773 should appear to have been satisfied , and what should remain of “ such
rents and profits to be applied accordingly . And " after payment of said three
several custodiam dehts , it was “ further ordered and declared , that according to
the ...
1773 should appear to have been satisfied , and what should remain of “ such
rents and profits to be applied accordingly . And " after payment of said three
several custodiam dehts , it was “ further ordered and declared , that according to
the ...
Page 187
The answer then set forth , that plaintiff applied to defendant and informed him
that a further sum of 8001 . would pay off all his remaining debts , and proposed
to de fendant , if he would take upon himself to discharge these debts that plaintiff
...
The answer then set forth , that plaintiff applied to defendant and informed him
that a further sum of 8001 . would pay off all his remaining debts , and proposed
to de fendant , if he would take upon himself to discharge these debts that plaintiff
...
Page 279
... to the hands of the plaintiff Charles Adair as his administrator . It stated the
amount of the personal estate of C. Crymble which ought to have been applied
pursuant to the will , with interest to the time of the report , to be £ .10,092 : 0 : 9 1-
2 .
... to the hands of the plaintiff Charles Adair as his administrator . It stated the
amount of the personal estate of C. Crymble which ought to have been applied
pursuant to the will , with interest to the time of the report , to be £ .10,092 : 0 : 9 1-
2 .
Page 342
Joy V. CAMPBELL . would be the same , were one executor in India , and
another in England , the assets being in India , but to be applied in England ;
there the co - executor is appointed for the purpose of carrying on such
transaction ; and ...
Joy V. CAMPBELL . would be the same , were one executor in India , and
another in England , the assets being in India , but to be applied in England ;
there the co - executor is appointed for the purpose of carrying on such
transaction ; and ...
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