Reports of Cases in Chancery, Argued And Determined in the Rolls ..., volume 15
Reports of Cases in Chancery, Argued And Determined in the Rolls ..., volume 15
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HOGHTON.
In his answer to the tenth interrogatory, Mr. Walker states, " that he explained to the Plaintiff, shortly, the joint power of appointment by him and his father over the estate, and that in default of such joiat appoint- ment, the estate was held by his fstther for life, and then to him, the Plaintiff, and his children." This general explanation is inaccurate : the limitations after his father's life-estate are not to the Plaintiff and his children, but to the Plaintiff and his sons ; ...and the Plaintiff's daughters are excluded. K this be a correct statement of the explanation given, it was, though no doubt unintentionally, a misrepresentation of the effect of the deed, in a material point affecting both the interest Digiti zed by Google 3U 1852.
HOQHTON V.
HOOHTON.
CASES IN CHANCERY.
interest of the Plaintiff and that of the Hoghtan &mily.
The answer to the twelfth interrogatory is that where Mr. Walker goes into greater detail on the subject. He specifies the parts he read aloud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HOGHTON.
In his answer to the tenth interrogatory, Mr. Walker states, " that he explained to the Plaintiff, shortly, the joint power of appointment by him and his father over the estate, and that in default of such joiat appoint- ment, the estate was held by his fstther for life, and then to him, the Plaintiff, and his children." This general explanation is inaccurate : the limitations after his father's life-estate are not to the Plaintiff and his children, but to the Plaintiff and his sons ; ...and the Plaintiff's daughters are excluded. K this be a correct statement of the explanation given, it was, though no doubt unintentionally, a misrepresentation of the effect of the deed, in a material point affecting both the interest Digiti zed by Google 3U 1852.
HOQHTON V.
HOOHTON.
CASES IN CHANCERY.
interest of the Plaintiff and that of the Hoghtan &mily.
The answer to the twelfth interrogatory is that where Mr. Walker goes into greater detail on the subject. He specifies the parts he read aloud.
What to read after Reports of Cases in Chancery, Argued And Determined in the Rolls ..., volume 15?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Beavan, Baron Henry Bickersteth Langdale, Baron John Romilly Romilly, Chaloner William Chute to read onlineMoreLess
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