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] ...I. Riley, 1808 - Equity |
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... question . Du- ring the life - time of the father a provision was made , however small , on which the father might maintain him- self and his child ; and the testator probably thought that the daughter would be married before the death ...
... question . Du- ring the life - time of the father a provision was made , however small , on which the father might maintain him- self and his child ; and the testator probably thought that the daughter would be married before the death ...
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... question was whe- ther it shall bear interest and from what time , and the court of Exchequer agreed that it should only bear inter- est from a year after the testator's death , for as legacies are to be paid after debts , the executor ...
... question was whe- ther it shall bear interest and from what time , and the court of Exchequer agreed that it should only bear inter- est from a year after the testator's death , for as legacies are to be paid after debts , the executor ...
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... question by virtue of a lease for lives with clause of perpetual renewal , did on the 24th and 25th of September , 1790 , by deeds of lease and release , made subsequent to his marriage , convey the said lands to trustees , to the use ...
... question by virtue of a lease for lives with clause of perpetual renewal , did on the 24th and 25th of September , 1790 , by deeds of lease and release , made subsequent to his marriage , convey the said lands to trustees , to the use ...
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... question , in March 1800 , entered into a treaty with the plaintiff for a lease of the house and demesne of Newtown . The plaintiff agreed to take the same at 1. 12s . per acre , ( which the bill charged to be the full improved rent ) ...
... question , in March 1800 , entered into a treaty with the plaintiff for a lease of the house and demesne of Newtown . The plaintiff agreed to take the same at 1. 12s . per acre , ( which the bill charged to be the full improved rent ) ...
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... question in the case , but that two of the judges had obiter expressed an opinion to the effect stated . ) It was also insisted for the defendant , that parol evidence could not be received to supply the deficiency in the written ...
... question in the case , but that two of the judges had obiter expressed an opinion to the effect stated . ) It was also insisted for the defendant , that parol evidence could not be received to supply the deficiency in the written ...
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ADAIR agreement answer appear assets assignment bankrupt benefit bill was filed Bond bound Brown BUSHELL Campbell cause Chamley charge Charles Crymble circumstances claim considered contract conveyance court of equity court of Exchequer covenant coverture custodiam Daly death debts decree defendant discharge DUNSA effect entitled Exchequer executed executor Francis Shaw fraud fraudulent Giffard ground heir Hort husband incumbrances insisted interest issue Kennedy landlord lands Latouche lease legacies let the master Lord CHANCELLOR Lord Dunsany Lord HARDWICKE Lord THURLOW Lordship M'Geough marriage ment mortgage notice obtained paid parties payment personal estate plaintiff possession principle proceedings purchaser question registered deed registry remainder-man renewal rents and profits replevin Richard Bowles Samuel Hill settlement shew Sir Duke statute statute of frauds suit taken tenant thereof Thomas and Walter three lives tion trustee Walter Kennedy Warren wife writ