The English Reports: House of Lords (1677-1865), Volume 6W. Green, 1901 |
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... testator bequeathed the residue of his personal estate to his wife . The testator died without leaving issue . The personal estate was deficient , and after application of the rents , etc. of the real estates comprised in the term to ...
... testator bequeathed the residue of his personal estate to his wife . The testator died without leaving issue . The personal estate was deficient , and after application of the rents , etc. of the real estates comprised in the term to ...
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... testator's body as aforesaid , testator gave and bequeathed to his cousin , Caroline De Crespigny , otherwise Bathurst , wife of De Crespigny , esq . , son of the late Sir Edward De Crespigny , bart . , the sum of £ 1000 for her sole ...
... testator's body as aforesaid , testator gave and bequeathed to his cousin , Caroline De Crespigny , otherwise Bathurst , wife of De Crespigny , esq . , son of the late Sir Edward De Crespigny , bart . , the sum of £ 1000 for her sole ...
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... testator and during the life of the wife . It is admitted also , that the legacies from that time bear interest , so far as the personal estate is applicable . [ 40 ] By the accounts stated in the Master's Report , it appears that if ...
... testator and during the life of the wife . It is admitted also , that the legacies from that time bear interest , so far as the personal estate is applicable . [ 40 ] By the accounts stated in the Master's Report , it appears that if ...
Page 251
... testator appears to have contemplated ; and in order to arrive as far as it is possible at the true in- tention which the testator wished to be carried into effect , it may be proper to con- sider what would be the state of the property ...
... testator appears to have contemplated ; and in order to arrive as far as it is possible at the true in- tention which the testator wished to be carried into effect , it may be proper to con- sider what would be the state of the property ...
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... testator had given to his wife . It is very important to look at this state of circumstances , although it never arose in point of fact , because we must see how the testator's supposed intention would operate under different ...
... testator had given to his wife . It is very important to look at this state of circumstances , although it never arose in point of fact , because we must see how the testator's supposed intention would operate under different ...
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advowson aforesaid alleged Anne Hodgens annuities answer appears Appellant George Joy applied Arundel assignment balance Baron of Slane bill Bishop bond Castlecoote Christopher claim Clanricarde Colhoun Court of Chancery court of equity creditor daughter death debt decease declared decree deed Defendant deponent Duffield Duke of Marlborough Earl Edward Edward IV Elizabeth entitled equity evidence executed executors Fleming George Reid given grant heirs male Henry King Henry Lomas interest Ireland issue James John judgment King lands lease legacies Lord Baron Lord Chancellor Lord Lyndhurst Lord Slane Lordships Lucton Macneil manor marriage Master Meath mentioned Mortimer Oakeley opinion paid parties payable payment peerage personal estate Plaintiff Plaintiff in error possession question respect Respondent Richard settlement sheriff statute summons surety testator therein thereof Thomas Hodgens Thomas Samuel Lemage tithes trustees vested wife William Colhoun William Fidgeon writ writ of summons