Irish Chancery Reports: Being a Series of Reports of Cases Argued ..., volume 1
Irish Chancery Reports: Being a Series of Reports of Cases Argued ..., volume 1
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Tha^ as t6 said undivided fourth, an equitable base fee was only convejed to ^neas Murray by ^le deed and fine cmend that, even if the l^gd estate in the undivided fourth is not outstand- ing in the heii^>at-law of Rebecca, that on the determination of the equitable base fee he would be entitled to a beneficial interest in an undivided fburtb, no recovery having been suffered to bar the rever- sion expectant on the equitable estate tail, to which it is said the three daughters of Nugent Thomas ...Ramsay, by his second mar- riage, were entitled under the articles of 1749.
With respect to the legal estate. I shall first consider Rebecca's legal title as co-parcener; secondly, her legal title in her alleged character of trustee.
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Tha^ as t6 said undivided fourth, an equitable base fee was only convejed to ^neas Murray by ^le deed and fine c
With respect to the legal estate. I shall first consider Rebecca's legal title as co-parcener; secondly, her legal title in her alleged character of trustee.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ireland. High Court of Chancery, Ireland. Rolls Court to read onlineMoreLess
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