Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench: In Michaelmas, Hilary and Easter Terms in the Third [-sixth] Year[s] of William IV, Issue 10, Volume 6S. Sweet, 1834 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... rent of 247. He held . the house for three years , paid the rent , and complied with all party hiring a house and re- a siding in it for year , not- withstanding that he is in the habit of taking in per- the requisites of 6 Geo . 4 , c ...
... rent of 247. He held . the house for three years , paid the rent , and complied with all party hiring a house and re- a siding in it for year , not- withstanding that he is in the habit of taking in per- the requisites of 6 Geo . 4 , c ...
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... rent of 30l . for the house and settlement un- land , and 10l . for certain brewing utensils in the house . der 1 ... rent by a trustee , out of the produce of effects assigned to him by the tenant , in trust for the payment of the rent ...
... rent of 30l . for the house and settlement un- land , and 10l . for certain brewing utensils in the house . der 1 ... rent by a trustee , out of the produce of effects assigned to him by the tenant , in trust for the payment of the rent ...
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... rent himself , but Waterson paid the landlord 317. 10s . towards the rent , -217 . 13s . out of the Inhabitants of produce of the sale of the pauper's effects , and 97. 17s . by the summer tilths and muck on the land , and certain fix ...
... rent himself , but Waterson paid the landlord 317. 10s . towards the rent , -217 . 13s . out of the Inhabitants of produce of the sale of the pauper's effects , and 97. 17s . by the summer tilths and muck on the land , and certain fix ...
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... rent must be considered in this case as paid by the pauper . It is true that the rent was not paid by the pauper's own hand , but it was paid with his money and by his authority ; and that is a sufficient compliance with the statute ...
... rent must be considered in this case as paid by the pauper . It is true that the rent was not paid by the pauper's own hand , but it was paid with his money and by his authority ; and that is a sufficient compliance with the statute ...
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... rent was a payment by the pauper : After the execution of the deed , the pauper had no control over the property . The trustee held it for several purposes besides that of paying the rent . Here he was stopped by the Court . Lord DENMAN ...
... rent was a payment by the pauper : After the execution of the deed , the pauper had no control over the property . The trustee held it for several purposes besides that of paying the rent . Here he was stopped by the Court . Lord DENMAN ...
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