Reports of Cases Heard and Determined by the Lord Chancellor, and the Court of Appeal in Chancery. [1851-1857], Part 70, Volume 6W. G. Benning & Company, 1857 - Equity |
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... Bill in the present suit was then filed , which , after stating the facts above mentioned , alleged that the De- fendant had about five or six weeks prior to the date of the Agreement , raised the rents of several of the houses ...
... Bill in the present suit was then filed , which , after stating the facts above mentioned , alleged that the De- fendant had about five or six weeks prior to the date of the Agreement , raised the rents of several of the houses ...
Page 70
... Bill was filed by Robert Stanger and others , the first cousins of the testator living at his death , being children of brothers and sisters of the testator's father Joseph Freeman and his mother whose maiden name was Stanger , against ...
... Bill was filed by Robert Stanger and others , the first cousins of the testator living at his death , being children of brothers and sisters of the testator's father Joseph Freeman and his mother whose maiden name was Stanger , against ...
Page 97
... bill further stated that John Burdett Gibbons did not purchase any of the book debts of William French , and that William French never released the annuity payable to his wife Augusta French during the joint lives of herself and John ...
... bill further stated that John Burdett Gibbons did not purchase any of the book debts of William French , and that William French never released the annuity payable to his wife Augusta French during the joint lives of herself and John ...
Page 99
... bill only seeks to set aside part of the deed , but although the bill does not seek to set aside the whole agreement with the Defendant Gibbons , nor indeed any part of it , yet we are entitled to a declaration that in the events which ...
... bill only seeks to set aside part of the deed , but although the bill does not seek to set aside the whole agreement with the Defendant Gibbons , nor indeed any part of it , yet we are entitled to a declaration that in the events which ...
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... bills of exchange accepted by him . " The testator died on the 5th April 1853 , and in administering his estate ... Bill that it might be declared , that the 2,000l . advanced to Jacob Appleford by the testator was intended to be and was ...
... bills of exchange accepted by him . " The testator died on the 5th April 1853 , and in administering his estate ... Bill that it might be declared , that the 2,000l . advanced to Jacob Appleford by the testator was intended to be and was ...
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