Chancery Chambers Reports, Svazek 3H. Rowsell, 1873 |
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Strana 498 - It appears to me that this doctrine is questionable, because the creditors being aware of such a trust, might be thereby induced to a forbearance in respect of their claims which they would not otherwise have exercised.
Strana 257 - We are therefore of opinion that the case is precisely in the same situation as if evidence had been offered that there were many persons, tenants of the manor, who had separate prescriptive rights over the lord's wastes; and reputation is not admissible in the case of such separate rights, each being private.
Strana 256 - supported by principle. Evidence of reputation upon general points is receivable, because all mankind being interested therein, it is natural to suppose that they may be conversant with the subjects, and that they should discourse together about them, having all the same means of information. But how can this apply to private
Strana 256 - If this question had been one in which all the inhabitants of the manor, or all the tenants of it, or a particular district of it, had been interested, reputation from any deceased inhabitant or tenant, or even deceased residents in the manor would have been admissible, such
Strana 307 - security is served, and the time thenceforward until and including the day on which such security is given, is not to be reckoned in the computation of time allowed a defendant to answer or demur,
Strana 515 - under the commission without giving up or realizing his security. But if he has a security on the estate of a third person, that principle does not apply; he is in that case entitled to prove for the whole amount of his debt, and also to realize the security, provided he
Strana 268 - all the residue of his personal estate to his executors in trust, to place out the same, and the rents and profits of his real estate, in real or government securities as they should judge best, during his son's minority,
Strana 248 - must recover on the strength of his own title, and not on the weakness of his opponent's,
Strana 381 - is bound to make an application to the defendant to have the costs disposed of on motion, and unless he does so, is precluded from having the extra costs occasioned by going on to a hearing. But if the defendant refuses to allow the matter to be disposed of on motion
Strana 96 - the costs of the judgment of confirmation of the discharge of the insolvent, or of the discharge if obtained direct from the Court, and the costs of winding up the estate, being first submitted at a meeting of creditors, and afterwards taxed by the judge, shall also be paid therefrom.