New Reports of Cases Heard in the House of Lords: On Appeals and Writs of Error, Volume 7Saunders and Benning, 1835 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 57
... Grant , who entered into the subject at some length , and referred , amongst other authorities , to that of Jones v . Martin , and he speaks thus- " Against " a diminution of his property , by absolute gift , during his lifetime , his ...
... Grant , who entered into the subject at some length , and referred , amongst other authorities , to that of Jones v . Martin , and he speaks thus- " Against " a diminution of his property , by absolute gift , during his lifetime , his ...
Page 105
... grant , & c . unto John Robley , his heirs , executors , and administrators , all his right , title , and interest , including his equity of redemption on the plant- ation called Betsey's Hope , with the negroes , & c . so as to vest ...
... grant , & c . unto John Robley , his heirs , executors , and administrators , all his right , title , and interest , including his equity of redemption on the plant- ation called Betsey's Hope , with the negroes , & c . so as to vest ...
Page 108
... grant of probate to the Appellants . In the month of May , 1823 , the Appellants , Caroline Robley , William Blake , and James Cun- ningham , together with Henry Smith , since de- ceased , as the personal representatives of John Robley ...
... grant of probate to the Appellants . In the month of May , 1823 , the Appellants , Caroline Robley , William Blake , and James Cun- ningham , together with Henry Smith , since de- ceased , as the personal representatives of John Robley ...
Page 190
... cause stated in his plea , i . e . his having a warrant and acting under it , were proved . The verdict , therefore , was clearly wrong , and the Court could not do otherwise than grant a new trial 190 CASES IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
... cause stated in his plea , i . e . his having a warrant and acting under it , were proved . The verdict , therefore , was clearly wrong , and the Court could not do otherwise than grant a new trial 190 CASES IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
Page 191
... grant a new trial ; but , on account of some expressions which fell from the Court , stress is particularly laid on that case . Lord K. Lord K. says , " I never understood a " man was obliged to justify a distress for the " cause which ...
... grant a new trial ; but , on account of some expressions which fell from the Court , stress is particularly laid on that case . Lord K. Lord K. says , " I never understood a " man was obliged to justify a distress for the " cause which ...
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admitted advowson aforesaid agreement alleged Anderdon Ann Parker annuities answer appears Appellant assignment authority Bengough Birkett the elder Birkett the younger bishop bond Catholic Majesty Charles Brooke chattel church claim corporation sole Court of Chancery Court of Session cross bill Daniel Birkett death debt deceased declared decree Defendant ecclesiastical entitled evidence execution executors Frances Henrietta freehold heir Henry John Parker HULLETT interest John Robley Judges judgment jury KING OF SPAIN legacy Lord Lord Chancellor Lord Eldon Lordships matter ment mentioned MIREHOUSE mortgage NOCKELLS opinion original bill parties partnership patron personal estate personal representative Plaintiff Plaintiffs in error plea possession prebendary profits purchase purpose question real estates RENNELL rents respect Respondent right of presentation rule Sarah Wienholt seised seized share sheriff shew Sir Henry John spiritual taken tenant therein thereof Thomas Oliver Anderdon tion transactions traverse Tredington trust twenty-one vacant vested writ
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Page 221 - ... and any of the parties were to be at liberty to apply to the Court as there should be occasion.
Page 6 - ... in the presence of and attested by two or more credible witnesses, or by her last will and testament...
Page 248 - Queen, is not bound by the law of the land to answer the same, and this he the said Coroner and Attorney is ready to verify.
Page 299 - The law therefore has wisely ordained, that the parson, quatenus parson, shall never die, any more than the king : by making him. and his successors a corporation. By which means all the original rights of the parsonage are preserved entire to the successor : for the present incumbent, and his predecessor who lived seven centuries ago, are in law one and the same person ; and what was given to the one was given to the other also.
Page 87 - Court doth declare, that all persons interested in the personal estate of the said testator [or intestate] are entitled to the benefit of this order : And it is ordered, that it be referred to the Master to take an account of the testator's [or...
Page 207 - ... mentioned, expressed, and declared of and concerning the same : and from and after the end, expiration, or other sooner determination of the said term of five hundred years, and...
Page 245 - WILLIAM, by Divine Providence Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of all England and Metropolitan, most earnestly commend to your brotherly love the Right Rev.
Page 229 - ... if it is not to take effect until after the determination of a life or lives in being, and...
Page 243 - DodweU, doctor in divinity was admitted, instituted, and inducted into the same, in the time of peace in the time of our Sovereign Lord George the Third...
Page 180 - Now, here, it appears that the defendants were justified, under the process of the county court, in entering upon the plaintiff and taking his goods, in order to compel an appearance; and therefore the question ought not to have been left to the 1828. Jury to say, whether they entered for that or some other ~7~"~~