Cases On Equity Jurisdiction volume 1
Cases On Equity Jurisdiction volume 1
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This rule has been repeatedly declared; (Clarke v. Ahhott, 2 Eq. Cas. Ahr. 606 pi. 41. Bristol V. Hunger ford, 2 Vern. 525. Symmes v. Symonds, 1 Bro. P. C. 66. Brace v. Marlborough, 2 F. Wms. 492, 495. ) and we are to see if there be anything in this case to prevent the application of it.
There is no fraud charged or proved upon the plaintiffs, and if they are to be postponed, notwithstanding they have the elder mortgage, it must be on the ground of culpable negligence, either in leaving the le...ase with the mortgagor, when they took the mortgage of his term, or in not causing their mortgage to be seasonably registered. I feel strongly dis- posed to give to these circumstances all the weight to which they can be entitled.
1. Tt is understood to have been the old rule in the English chancery, that if a person took a mortgage, and voluntarily left the title deeds with the mortgagor, he was to be postponed to a subsequent mortgagee, with- out notice, and who was in possession of the title deeds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This rule has been repeatedly declared; (Clarke v. Ahhott, 2 Eq. Cas. Ahr. 606 pi. 41. Bristol V. Hunger ford, 2 Vern. 525. Symmes v. Symonds, 1 Bro. P. C. 66. Brace v. Marlborough, 2 F. Wms. 492, 495. ) and we are to see if there be anything in this case to prevent the application of it.
There is no fraud charged or proved upon the plaintiffs, and if they are to be postponed, notwithstanding they have the elder mortgage, it must be on the ground of culpable negligence, either in leaving the le...ase with the mortgagor, when they took the mortgage of his term, or in not causing their mortgage to be seasonably registered. I feel strongly dis- posed to give to these circumstances all the weight to which they can be entitled.
1. Tt is understood to have been the old rule in the English chancery, that if a person took a mortgage, and voluntarily left the title deeds with the mortgagor, he was to be postponed to a subsequent mortgagee, with- out notice, and who was in possession of the title deeds.
What to read after Cases On Equity Jurisdiction volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Brown Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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