A Selection of Leading Cases in Equity: With Notes, Volumen2T. & J.W. Johnson & Company, 1859 |
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... equally to real estate and to chattels , ) that if a man advance money bona fide , and without notice of the infirmity of the title of the seller , he will be protected in this Court , and the parties having title must seek relief else ...
... equally to real estate and to chattels , ) that if a man advance money bona fide , and without notice of the infirmity of the title of the seller , he will be protected in this Court , and the parties having title must seek relief else ...
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... equally with himself in acquiring the legal right to the thing purchased , and who holds noth- ing more than an equitable claim of the same nature as his own , and with- out any other feature of superiority , than that arising from mere ...
... equally with himself in acquiring the legal right to the thing purchased , and who holds noth- ing more than an equitable claim of the same nature as his own , and with- out any other feature of superiority , than that arising from mere ...
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... equally exempt from the jurisdiction of chancery , notwithstand- ing the defects which may exist in the title thus ... equally well recog- nized by the law . If it be necessary to look for judg- ments anterior to the acquisition of title ...
... equally exempt from the jurisdiction of chancery , notwithstand- ing the defects which may exist in the title thus ... equally well recog- nized by the law . If it be necessary to look for judg- ments anterior to the acquisition of title ...
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... equally well settled , that equity will not interfere as between two suc- cessive purchasers of the same chose in action , for the purpose of depriving the second of any legal advantage , al- though falling short of a full legal title ...
... equally well settled , that equity will not interfere as between two suc- cessive purchasers of the same chose in action , for the purpose of depriving the second of any legal advantage , al- though falling short of a full legal title ...
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... equally valid at law and in equity , and consequently afforded no sufficient ground for a resort to the latter jurisdiction , although the relief which it afforded might be more com- plete or effectual than could easily have been ...
... equally valid at law and in equity , and consequently afforded no sufficient ground for a resort to the latter jurisdiction , although the relief which it afforded might be more com- plete or effectual than could easily have been ...
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Página 138 - ... or in some way affected, and the Court has thereupon bound him with constructive notice of facts and instruments, to a knowledge of which he would have been led by an inquiry after the charge...
Página 481 - And be it further enacted, that every will shall be construed, with reference to the real estate and personal estate comprised in it, to speak and take effect as if it had been executed immediately before the death of the testator, unless a contrary intention shall appear by the will.
Página 84 - The assignee can always go to the debtor, and ascertain what claims he may have against the bond or other chose in action, which he is about purchasing from the obligee ; but he may not be able, with the utmost diligence, to ascertain the latent equity of some third person against the obligee.
Página 135 - ... is liable to the same extent and in the same manner as the person from whom he made the purchase, and is bound to do that which his vendor had agreed to perform.
Página 659 - No person shall be charged upon any contract, or sale of lands, &e., unless the agreement, or some memorandum or note thereof, shall be in writing, and signed by the party to be charged therewith, or some other person thereunto by him lawfully authorized.
Página 482 - ... it seems to me there might be considerable difficulty in saying that the ' contrary intention,' to which the act in its 24th section refers, does not appear on the face of the will ; but when a bequest is of that which is generic — of that which may be increased or diminished, then, I apprehend, the Wills Act requires something more on the face of the will, for the purpose of indicating such ' contrary intention,' than the mere circumstance that the subject of the bequest is designated by the...
Página 293 - Act, all creditors by specialty in which the heirs are bound, shall be paid the full amount of the debts due to them before any of the creditors by simple contract or by specialty in which the heirs are not bound, shall be paid any part of their demands.
Página 705 - It is the same, if it be omitted by design, upon mutual confidence between the parties; for the violation of such an agreement would be a fraud of the most flagrant kind, originating in an open breach of trust against conscience and justice.
Página 142 - where the purchaser cannot make out a title but by a deed, which leads him to " another fact, the purchaser shall not be a purchaser without notice of that fact ; ' but shall be presumed cognisant thereof ; for it is Crassa negligentia that he sought
Página 388 - If one concerts with an executor, by obtaining the testator's effects at a nominal price, or at a fraudulent undervalue, or by applying the real value to the purchase of other subjects for his own behoof, or in extinguishing the private debt of the executor, or in any other manner...