 | 1890 - 956 str.
...within the time prescribed by law and his right of action is barred, the infant cestuis que trustent, who have only an equitable interest in the property,...statute does not run against them during their infancy. " WARNER, CJ, in Wingfield v. Virgin, 51 Ga. 139; Grimsby v. Hudnell, 76 Ga. 378; Bull v. Dagenhard,... | |
 | Christopher Gustavus Tiedeman - 1897 - 800 str.
...within the time prescribed by law, and his right of action is barred, the infant cestuis que trustent, who have only an equitable interest in the property,...us, the legal title to the property in controversy was never in complainants, and could not be until the death of Weems, their father, and therefore Wylie's... | |
 | 1919 - 1894 str.
...within the time prescribed by law, and his right of action is barred, the infant cestuis que trust, who have only an equitable interest in the property,...complainants, and could not be until the death of Weems, their father ; and therefore Wylie's title by prescription was good as against Wingfield, the... | |
 | Mississippi. Supreme Court - 1890 - 972 str.
...equitable interest in the property is also barred ; but when the legal title to the property is in infants or cast upon them by operation of law, then...statute does not run against them during their infancy." Wrauger, CJ, in Wingfidd v. Virgin, 51 Ga. 139. See, also, Grimsby v. Hudnall, 76 Ib. 378 ; Bull v.... | |
 | 1890 - 1090 str.
...within the time prescribed by law and his right of action is barred, the infant cestuis que trustent, who have only an equitable interest in the property, will be also barred ; but when the legal ti tie to the property is vested in the infants or cast upon them by operation of law, then the statute... | |
 | 1919 - 1828 str.
...within the time prescribed by law, and his right of action is barred, the infant cestuis que trust, who have only an equitable interest in the property,...complainants, and could not be until the death of Weems, their father; and therefore Wylie's title by prescription was good as against Wingfield, the... | |
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... who have only an equitable interest in the property, will be also barred ; but when the legal title to the property is vested in the infants, or cast upon them by operation of law, then the statute does not run against them during their infancy. 