The Practice of the Privy Council in Judicial Matters in Appeals From Courts of
The Practice of the Privy Council in Judicial Matters in Appeals From Courts of
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244 ; Cameron v. Kyte (Berbice, 1835), 3 Knapp, 332 ; see Wise v. Kishencoomar Bom (Calcutta, 1847), 4 Moo. I. A. 201.
(1) Ermatinger v. Gugy (L. C. 1844), 5 Moo. 1.
(m) Ahier v. Westaway (Jersey, 1855), 9 Moo. 395.
(n) La Cloche v. La Cloche (Jersey, 1872), L. R. 4 P. C. 325.
20-2 808 THE PRACTICE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL.
Abatement upon mar- riage.
Insolvency of appellant.
Action brought by committee of lunatic.
Order of revivor by co-heiress and adminis- tratrix.
attain their full ages they woul...d have a right to revive it. Orphan Board v. Van Reenan, 1 Knapp, 94.
Where the interest of a female appellant, or of a female respondent, plaintiff in the court below, and possibly also of any female respondent whose interest in the appeal, by virtue of the marriage, becomes vested by the lexforiiuthQ husband, the appeal appears to abate (o).
An appellant was adjudicated an insolvent under the Indian Insolvency Act, 11 Viet. (Imp. ) c. 21, his estate and effects became vested in the official assignee of the Insolvent Court in India, and the appeal thereby abated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
244 ; Cameron v. Kyte (Berbice, 1835), 3 Knapp, 332 ; see Wise v. Kishencoomar Bom (Calcutta, 1847), 4 Moo. I. A. 201.
(1) Ermatinger v. Gugy (L. C. 1844), 5 Moo. 1.
(m) Ahier v. Westaway (Jersey, 1855), 9 Moo. 395.
(n) La Cloche v. La Cloche (Jersey, 1872), L. R. 4 P. C. 325.
20-2 808 THE PRACTICE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL.
Abatement upon mar- riage.
Insolvency of appellant.
Action brought by committee of lunatic.
Order of revivor by co-heiress and adminis- tratrix.
attain their full ages they woul...d have a right to revive it. Orphan Board v. Van Reenan, 1 Knapp, 94.
Where the interest of a female appellant, or of a female respondent, plaintiff in the court below, and possibly also of any female respondent whose interest in the appeal, by virtue of the marriage, becomes vested by the lexforiiuthQ husband, the appeal appears to abate (o).
An appellant was adjudicated an insolvent under the Indian Insolvency Act, 11 Viet. (Imp. ) c. 21, his estate and effects became vested in the official assignee of the Insolvent Court in India, and the appeal thereby abated.
What to read after The Practice of the Privy Council in Judicial Matters in Appeals From Courts of?
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