Reports of Cases Decided in the Court of Chancery of the State of New Jersey, Volume 5Soney & Sage, 1849 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... answer , and thereupon moved to dissolve the injunction . The facts will sufficiently appear in the opinion of the court . W. Halsted , in support of the motion . Jeffers , contra . THE CHANCELLOR . The first branch of the injunction ...
... answer , and thereupon moved to dissolve the injunction . The facts will sufficiently appear in the opinion of the court . W. Halsted , in support of the motion . Jeffers , contra . THE CHANCELLOR . The first branch of the injunction ...
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... answer states , that the defendant received but about five thousand dollars of the personal property appraised , except about two thousand one hundred dollars of trust funds held by the testator for other persons , which were appraised ...
... answer states , that the defendant received but about five thousand dollars of the personal property appraised , except about two thousand one hundred dollars of trust funds held by the testator for other persons , which were appraised ...
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... answer how the defendant claims to exercise any power or authority in respect to it . We are told by both bill and answer , that the testator held this tract in trust for his chil- dren ; and neither the bill nor the answer shows that ...
... answer how the defendant claims to exercise any power or authority in respect to it . We are told by both bill and answer , that the testator held this tract in trust for his chil- dren ; and neither the bill nor the answer shows that ...
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... answer , what arrangement exists between him and Fleming ( if any ) respecting said notes and account ; whe- ther the same now belong to him , or did belong to him at the time of commencing said action and at this time ; " and whether ...
... answer , what arrangement exists between him and Fleming ( if any ) respecting said notes and account ; whe- ther the same now belong to him , or did belong to him at the time of commencing said action and at this time ; " and whether ...
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... answer of a married woman and her trustee , to a bill against her trustee , her husband and herself , put in without leave of the court , may be suppressed for irregularity . In this case , the joint and several answer of Phebe Abra ...
... answer of a married woman and her trustee , to a bill against her trustee , her husband and herself , put in without leave of the court , may be suppressed for irregularity . In this case , the joint and several answer of Phebe Abra ...
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