Reports of Cases Decided in the Court of Chancery of the State of New Jersey, Volume 5Soney & Sage, 1849 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... March , 1831 , Elton Rogers , as the agent of the mortgagor , and not in his own right or as execu- tor or trustee as aforesaid , received in behalf of the mortgagor , from the commissioners , the equal half of the proceeds of the ...
... March , 1831 , Elton Rogers , as the agent of the mortgagor , and not in his own right or as execu- tor or trustee as aforesaid , received in behalf of the mortgagor , from the commissioners , the equal half of the proceeds of the ...
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... March , 1839 , Charles T. Shipman and wife executed a mortgage to the complainant , on real estate in New- ark . On the 28th of September , 1840 , they executed another mortgage on the same premises to the defendant Thomas Brooks ...
... March , 1839 , Charles T. Shipman and wife executed a mortgage to the complainant , on real estate in New- ark . On the 28th of September , 1840 , they executed another mortgage on the same premises to the defendant Thomas Brooks ...
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... March , 1842 , previous to the issuing of the attachment , and was an assignment of all his estate , real and personal . In reference , therefore , to the matter in controversy between the particular creditors of Brooks , who have ...
... March , 1842 , previous to the issuing of the attachment , and was an assignment of all his estate , real and personal . In reference , therefore , to the matter in controversy between the particular creditors of Brooks , who have ...
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... March , 1840 , Henry B. Stoll and Edward S. Bell entered into partnership as mer- chants , at Stanhope , under the name of Stoll and Bell , and bought a stock of goods from Andrew A. Smalley , of that place , and gave to Smalley their ...
... March , 1840 , Henry B. Stoll and Edward S. Bell entered into partnership as mer- chants , at Stanhope , under the name of Stoll and Bell , and bought a stock of goods from Andrew A. Smalley , of that place , and gave to Smalley their ...
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... March , 1841 , the partnership of Stoll and Bell was dissolved , by mu- tual consent , by an agreement in writing , by which , among other things , it was agreed , that Stoll should take the stock of goods on hand and the accounts and ...
... March , 1841 , the partnership of Stoll and Bell was dissolved , by mu- tual consent , by an agreement in writing , by which , among other things , it was agreed , that Stoll should take the stock of goods on hand and the accounts and ...
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Page 74 - ... in hand paid by the parties of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged...
Page 354 - First, it is my will that all my just debts and funeral expenses be duly paid by my executors as soon as the can be after my decease.
Page 633 - The judicial power shall be vested in a court of errors and appeals in the last resort in all causes as heretofore; a court for the trial of impeachments; a court of chancery; a prerogative court; a supreme court...
Page 74 - THIS INDENTURE, made this day of , in the year One thousand, nine hundred and , between of , the party of the first part...
Page 142 - And be it enacted, that the said president and directors, or a majority of them, shall have power to...
Page 232 - Toppe, seized of real estate subject to a mortgage, made his will, and as to his worldly estate, real or personal, after payment of his debts, disposed thereof as follows : to his sister Sarah Lloyd an annuity for life, and several pecuniary legacies ; and charged all his real and personal estate with the payment of his debts and legacies; and subject thereto, devised all his real estate to his nephew for life, with remainders over, and his personal estate to his said nephew. After making the will...
Page 414 - Here is a bill for partition, and pending the suit it appears to be extremely fit that the tenant in common in possession, should not be permitted to strip the land of its timber.
Page 34 - ... the market price of the stock or goods, are as complete a remedy to the purchaser as the delivery of the stock or goods contracted for...
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Page 51 - ... 12th of January, 1831, intestate, leaving the said William Hugh Wade Gery, his heir-atlaw, who then became, and has ever since been, and is now, entitled to the said lands out of which the said rent-charge or fee-farm rent is payable, and seised in fee of such lands. On the llth of January, 1841, a commission in the nature of a writ de lunatico inquirendo...