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  • Astley v Earl Of Essex

    01 May 1874 LR 18 Eq 290, Equity

    LANDReal estateSettlement
  • Ex Parte Parke, In Re Potter

    08 Jun 1874 LR 18 Eq 381, Equity

    LANDLORD AND TENANTRentDistress
  • Strong v Bird

    12 Jun 1874 LR 18 Eq 315, Equity

    Subsequent considerations : 1 positive. Subsequent citations: 7.
    DEBTAppointment of Debtor as ExecutorIntention to forgive Debt
  • Le Marchant v Le Marchant

    08 Jul 1874 LR 18 Eq 414, Equity

    WILLConstructionPrecatory Trust
  • Shand v Du Buisson

    16 Mar 1874 LR 18 Eq 283, Equity

    DEBTForeign attachmentJurisdiction
  • In Re Spurstowe’s Charity

    01 May 1874 LR 18 Eq 279, Equity

    PRACTICEPayment out of CourtLands Clauses Act
  • Perry v Merritt

    30 Apr 1874 LR 18 Eq 152, Equity

    WILLRepugnancyGift for Absolute Use of Legatee
  • Ex Parte Ashworth, In Re Hoare

    20 Jul 1874 LR 18 Eq 705, Equity

    BANKRUPTCYAdjudication of BankruptcyPower to annul
  • Ackroyd v Ackroyd

    10 Jun 1874 LR 18 Eq 313, Equity

    HOTCHPOTPayments on account of Shares in Residuary EstateDevastavit
  • Merchant Banking Co v Maud (No 1)

    31 Jul 1874 LR 18 Eq 659, Equity

    Subsequent citations: 1.
    INTERESTRepayment of amount of judgmentInterest.
    SIR JAMES BACON, V.C., said that the rate of interest claimed, £5 per cent., was excessive, and that £4 per cent. only could be allowed. On the main question, however, he adopted the decision of the Privy Council as laying down a just and reasonable rule which ought to prevail in all cases. The amount must, therefore, be repaid with interest at £4 per cent.

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