The Law Times Reports: Containing All the Cases Argued and Determined in the House of Lords, ... ; Together with a Selection of Cases of Universal Application Decided in the Superior Courts in Ireland and in Scotland, Volume 7Law Times Office, 1863 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... Rule in Wild's case - Context - Meaning of heirlooms . The rule laid down in Wild's case is subject to the higher and paramount rule of construction , that words cease to have their ordinary meaning if the context shows another meaning ...
... Rule in Wild's case - Context - Meaning of heirlooms . The rule laid down in Wild's case is subject to the higher and paramount rule of construction , that words cease to have their ordinary meaning if the context shows another meaning ...
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... rule in Wild's case was not inflexible , but that it was capable of yielding to the context , and the fact of a name and arms clause being used , and the chattels bequeathed as heirlooms with the estate , showed that the testatrix ...
... rule in Wild's case was not inflexible , but that it was capable of yielding to the context , and the fact of a name and arms clause being used , and the chattels bequeathed as heirlooms with the estate , showed that the testatrix ...
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... rule in Wild's case was ought to be abided by . I regret I have occupied your made to bend to an intention collected from other Lordships ' time so long , because I have had the benefit parts of the will ; but the same principle must ...
... rule in Wild's case was ought to be abided by . I regret I have occupied your made to bend to an intention collected from other Lordships ' time so long , because I have had the benefit parts of the will ; but the same principle must ...
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... rule nisi to set aside the verdict on the grounds of misdirection , and that there was no sufficient evidence of payment to satisfy the statute , Bodger v . Arch being , as he contended , distinguishable , against which rule Bovill , QC ...
... rule nisi to set aside the verdict on the grounds of misdirection , and that there was no sufficient evidence of payment to satisfy the statute , Bodger v . Arch being , as he contended , distinguishable , against which rule Bovill , QC ...
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... rule in support of which no case need be cited ; it pervades every case where the court has to construe a will . The second rule to be extracted from all the cases is that , where there are words which in themselves have a plain , clear ...
... rule in support of which no case need be cited ; it pervades every case where the court has to construe a will . The second rule to be extracted from all the cases is that , where there are words which in themselves have a plain , clear ...
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