Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the English Ecclesiastical Courts: Haggard's reports, v.1 and Fergusson's Scottish consistorial reportsP. H. Nicklin and T. Johnson, 1832 |
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Sayfa 27
... mind , the legal result of this part of the evidence . It is not at all improbable that he wrote it previous to the quarrel which is spoken to on the Sunday morning ; for it is in evidence that he was , on that day , in a state of ...
... mind , the legal result of this part of the evidence . It is not at all improbable that he wrote it previous to the quarrel which is spoken to on the Sunday morning ; for it is in evidence that he was , on that day , in a state of ...
Sayfa 38
... mind ; and the paper then goes on as if it were heads for a disposition of part of her personal pro- perty - her house at York , and her money in the funds . There is then the commencement of a further bequest " and I give at twenty ...
... mind ; and the paper then goes on as if it were heads for a disposition of part of her personal pro- perty - her house at York , and her money in the funds . There is then the commencement of a further bequest " and I give at twenty ...
Sayfa 46
... minds of the persons to whom they were so given , that the said John Clopton was a person of weak and imbecile mind , and was so con- sidered and treated by the said Henry Wyatt himself , and by his fa- ther . " In strict interpretation ...
... minds of the persons to whom they were so given , that the said John Clopton was a person of weak and imbecile mind , and was so con- sidered and treated by the said Henry Wyatt himself , and by his fa- ther . " In strict interpretation ...
Sayfa 47
Great Britain, Great Britain. Courts Edward Duncan Ingraham. call to mind , with any accuracy or certainty , what Richard Wyatt so said . He has no recollection at all of any particular time when Richard Wyatt said any thing to him on ...
Great Britain, Great Britain. Courts Edward Duncan Ingraham. call to mind , with any accuracy or certainty , what Richard Wyatt so said . He has no recollection at all of any particular time when Richard Wyatt said any thing to him on ...
Sayfa 51
... the following evidence : " Deponent thought the deceased not quite so well in his mind shortly before Mr. Triggs came on the Saturday morning , but he appeared to have recovered again by the time Mr. Triggs had arrived 1 HAGGARD , 109 . 51.
... the following evidence : " Deponent thought the deceased not quite so well in his mind shortly before Mr. Triggs came on the Saturday morning , but he appeared to have recovered again by the time Mr. Triggs had arrived 1 HAGGARD , 109 . 51.
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according action of divorce administration admitted adultery affidavit afterwards allegation alter appears apply appointed attested cause circumstances citation civil Clopton codicil cohabitation collusion Commissaries condonation Consistorial Court contract Court of Session criminal cruelty Curiam death deceased deceased's decision declared decree defender defender's deponent deposes divorce a vinculo doubt effect England English entitled evidence execution executor facts foreign give granted ground Henry Wyatt husband intention interlocutor interrogatory intestate James King John John Clopton Judges judgment jurisdiction law of England law of Scotland legacy lex loci lex loci contractus libel Lord Lord Portsmouth Lushington marriage married mensa Motion municipal opinion paper parties person pleaded present principle probate proceedings Proctor pronounced proof propounded proved pursuer question real domicil remit residence respect revoked Richard Wyatt rule Scotch sentence Sir JOHN NICHOLL sister sufficient suit testamentary thoro tion valid widow wife witness
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