Irish Equity Reports, Volume 12Hodges and Smith., 1850 - Equity "Cases argued and determined in the High Court of Chancery and the Rolls Court." (varies). |
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... debt . Under these circumstances the plaintiff filed the present bill , praying that the defendant Delmege may be decreed to pay her demand , or that the sale may be set aside as fraudulent and void as against her , and that the lands ...
... debt . Under these circumstances the plaintiff filed the present bill , praying that the defendant Delmege may be decreed to pay her demand , or that the sale may be set aside as fraudulent and void as against her , and that the lands ...
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... debts . His devisees were made wards of Court ; and on a reference made to inquire into the propriety of paying off the assignee file a new bill , the pendency of the former suit is no defence or objection , at least unless pleaded ...
... debts . His devisees were made wards of Court ; and on a reference made to inquire into the propriety of paying off the assignee file a new bill , the pendency of the former suit is no defence or objection , at least unless pleaded ...
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cause . each other . The testator had charged his debts in certain propor- tions on his estates . The bill was filed to recover a debt , and it was necessary to ascertain the proportions to be contributed by each of the devisees . Maria ...
cause . each other . The testator had charged his debts in certain propor- tions on his estates . The bill was filed to recover a debt , and it was necessary to ascertain the proportions to be contributed by each of the devisees . Maria ...
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... debts ) in Government stock ; he left his household furniture , & c . , to his wife , and the residue of his property to his son and daughter in equal shares ; and he appointed John Dockrill and William Ruckley his executors . The will ...
... debts ) in Government stock ; he left his household furniture , & c . , to his wife , and the residue of his property to his son and daughter in equal shares ; and he appointed John Dockrill and William Ruckley his executors . The will ...
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... debt ; and upon the 25th of March 1844 , the defendant deposited with the plaintiff the title deeds of the premises in Mount- pleasant , and gave him the following letter : - " " Rathfarnham , 25th May 1844 . " DEAR SIR - I have no ...
... debt ; and upon the 25th of March 1844 , the defendant deposited with the plaintiff the title deeds of the premises in Mount- pleasant , and gave him the following letter : - " " Rathfarnham , 25th May 1844 . " DEAR SIR - I have no ...
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affidavit alleged amendment annuity answer appears apply appointed Argument assigned Attorney-General bankrupt cause Chancery charge claim codicil commission commission of review Congleton contended conveyance costs Counsel Court Court of Equity covenant creditors death debt deceased declared decree deed defendant Delmege demurrer devise directed Dublin Edgeworth entitled Equity evidence execution executors Fagan filed Francis Edgeworth fraud George James Allman ground heir-at-law held Ibid interest issue Judgment Knipe lands lease LORD CHANCELLOR Lord Eldon Lord Lucan Lord Trimleston Master ment mortgage motion notice O'Shaughnessy objection opinion paid parties payable payment personal representative Peter Banfield petition plaintiff plea possession prayed premises proceedings purchaser question referred relief renewal fines rent respect revivor Richard Sadlier Rolls Ruckley rule scire facias settlement sold solicitor statute suit tenant term testator Thomas Thomas O'Shaughnessy tion trust vested William Sadlier
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Page 232 - December, 1833, no action or suit or other proceeding shall be brought, to recover any sum of money secured by any mortgage, judgment or lien, or otherwise charged upon or payable out of any land or rent, at law or in equity...
Page 233 - ... unless in the meantime some part of the principal money, or some interest thereon, shall have been paid, or some acknowledgment of the right thereto shall have been given in writing, signed by the person by whom the same shall be payable, or his agent, to the person entitled thereto, or his agent...
Page 153 - G. 4. c, 14. 5. 3., such indorsements made after that day could not be received in evidence for the purpose of taking the case out of the Statute of Limitations, if they were made by or on behalf of the plaintiffs.
Page 204 - ... in which the Court has been satisfied from the evidence before it, that the party charged had designedly abstained from inquiry for the very purpose of avoiding notice.
Page 287 - That if the bankrupt be not in prison or custody at the date of the adjudication, he shall be free from arrest or imprisonment by any creditor in coming to surrender, and after such surrender during the time by this Act limited for such surrender, and for such further time as shall be allowed him for finishing his examination...
Page 233 - ... any mortgage, judgment or lien, or otherwise charged upon or payable out of any land or rent, at law or in equity, or any legacy, but within twenty years next after a present right to receive the same shall have accrued to some person capable of giving a discharge for or release of the same...
Page 430 - If there be no previous interest given in the legacy, then the period of division is the death of the testator, and the survivors at his death will take the whole legacy.
Page 552 - Whether, therefore, this devise was revoked must be determined, not by any express words to that effect, but by the consideration whether, upon the construction of the codicil, the devise and disposition therein contained must of necessity be held inconsistent with the devise to the wife ; or whether such a construction may be put upon the devise in the codicil, that both the will and the codicil may stand together. To consider this question, it is necessary in the first place to observe how the...
Page 29 - ... authority, or for the use or benefit of the incumbent of any such church or chapel, or of the spiritual person serving the same, it was enacted, that it should and might be lawful for the said...
Page 264 - That no entry, distress, or action shall be made or brought by any person who, at the time at which his right to make an entry or distress or to bring an action to recover any land or rent shall have first accrued, shall be under any of the disabilities hereinbefore mentioned, or by any person claiming through him, but within Forty years...