...possession of the town and lands of " Boudville from .the death of Henry Hopkins, otherwise " Bond, it was referred to the master to take an account of " what she made or without wilful default might have made " from the death of said HH until possession should...

...purpose, and were not his property, but the property of the defendants; yet, on a bill filed in equity, it was referred to the Master, to take an account of what was due to the plaintitls, ijd an issue at law was refused by "the Chancellor, who thought the question too...

...233 1817. BINKS v. Lord ROKEBY and others. 234 1817. BiNKS 9m Lord ROKEBY and others. it should be referred to the Master, to take an account of what was due to the Plaintiff, Dinks, for Principal and Interest under the Mortgage Deed; and that so much of the...

...Mortgage. The Cause was heard before the late Master of the Rolls (a), and by his Decree, 14*11 July 1814, it was referred to the Master to take an account of what was due from the Defendant Bassett to the Defendant Brooman on the security of the Mortgages of the 13th September 1793, and the...

...restrained from proceeding at law upon his collateral security. Schoole v. Sail, 1 Sch. & Lef. 176. 2. But it was referred to the master to take an account of what was due for principal, interest, and costs, and the costs of the proceedings at law, and the money to be paid...

...(q) upon an exception to the Master's report in a cause of Devaynes v. Noble, (r) where it had been referred to the Master to take an account of what was due at the death of William Devaynes, deceased, from the partnership of the said William Devaynes, John...

...timber or trees upon " the said estate till the further Order of this " Court." Upon the other points, it was referred to the Master to take an account of what was due to the Defendant Lady A. for the arrears of her annuity, or rent charge of 300/. a year, to which she...

...Ireland, " and not elsewhere ; and the Defendant having, " by his answer, offered to pay the same, it was " referred to the Master to take an account of " what was due upon the foot of the said rent" charge, after all just allowances ; and it was fur" ther ordered, that...

...purpose, and were not his property, but the property of the Defendants, yet on a bill filed in equity, it was referred to the Master to take an account •of what was due to the Plaintiffs, and an issue at law was refused by the Chancellor, who thought the question too...

...purpose, and were not his property, but the property of the Defendants, yet on a bill filed in equity, it was referred to the Master to take an account of what was due to the Plaintiffs, and an issue at law was refused by the Chancellor, who thought the question too...