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... daughters. The question was whether he had a right to make this unequal division of the 2,000/. Mr. Bacon, Mr. Malins, Mr. Charles Hall, Mr. Jolliffe, and Mr. Richards appeared for the different parties. His Honour—l have no doubt upon this particular instrument ...
... oetillL d an instlnco in which a trust fused had been ob- ! ,eai from the court, and afterwards lost, Mr. Wood aed MAr. Charles Hall submitted that the ractice ssS incavesient of requiring the fund to be first maid inao court, instead of allowing it at ...
... and he submitted, therefore, that tc the order for the injunction ihould be discharged. I Mr. Roundeil Palmer and Mr. Charles Hall, for the corn- pany, the plaintiffs and the respondents upon the appeal me- h tion, said that the case was exactly similar ...
... clause it was provided that he should not exercise those powers until his appointment had been approved by the court. S war. Charles Hall appeared in support of the petition, and contended that the original settlement justified the a8 a pointment of a single ...
... hou, ad i prtis wre otthe redy hecases wouldibe BARHAM v. EARL or' CLIAMBNBON. This was a special case. Mr. Rolt and Mr. Charles Hall appeared for the plaintiff,: and stated the case, by which it ap~eared that upon the' marriage of the Countess of Claren ...
... PAcE WOOD. It Is SAULov OPLirosAY v. Tiar GuEki NoRTfHERN R.AIL'WAY la e COMPANY. ii. Mr. Rolt, Mr. Follett, and Mr. Charles~ Hall, on behalf of the plaintiff, moved for an injunctions to restrain the de- L fendants from allowing any-trains to run over ...
... ever applying for any fresh act. Mr. Follatt aud Mr. Gill appeared for the motion for the injunction. Mr. iolt and Mr, Charles Hall opposed on behalf of the corporation. At the conclusion of Mr. Rolt's address, the case was ad- journed till Friday. The ...
... NcaeC STR SI. RT W. PAcE WOtD . to Teen ATT'RrostE-GENIac.G v. Torr Mztxon AND CORPo- gn RArION Or1 PLYMOUT T. ii- Mr. Charles Hall followed Mr. Rolt, who was heard on its Thursday, in opposition to th e motion for the injunction in ho thil case. HIe ...
... for the plaintiff, asked the court to declare that the ?? in Chapman's hands passed under the words of this will. Mr. Charles Hall, for the executors, submitted that the money did not pass. The Vice-Chancellor thought that the money passed under the ...
... specialty due to Mr. Richard Parry Jones. The case was argued on the 27th and 28th of March last by 'Air. Wigram and Mr. Charles Hall for Mr. Jones, and Mr. Malins and Mr. Kennion for the plaintiffs, when His Honour reserved judgment un it to-day. The ...
... which had happened, but the details of the case are not tf any public interest. At the conclusion of the judgment, Mr. Charles Hall said he might inform is Honour that Sir John Gerard' had on a previous occasion taken the opinion of the then Sir EA. ward ...
... o, music called Lieder Obne Waite, soags without wordo. The injunction was dissolved in August asal. Isr. ?? and Mr. Charles Hall now moved on behalf of the dcftndant, that it might be referred to she Chief Clerk to ascertain the damages which lie had ...