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  • Benyon v Benyon and O’Callaghan (No 2)

    14 Jan 1890 15 PD 29, PDA

    DIVORCE — Settlements — Order for Variation

  • Trubner v Trubner and Cristiani

    10 Dec 1889 15 PD 24, PDA

    DIVORCE — Practice — Service of Citation

  • In The Goods of Anne Ashley

    11 Mar 1890 15 PD 120, PDA

    ADMINISTRATION — No known Relatives of Decease — Grant ad colligendum to a Creditor.
    THE PRESIDENT. I think that, as I have the affidavit of a responsible person, who is an officer of the Court, that he cannot find anybody connected with the deceased's family, the grant may go, and I, therefore, make an order for a grant ad colligendum, with liberty to the applicant to pay the debts due to the landlord, the bill of sale holder, and the parish, and to pay and discharge the servants.

  • The City Of Lincoln

    10 Dec 1889 15 PD 15, CA

    Subsequent citations: 1.
    COLLISION — Damages, Measure of — Loss of Equipment for Navigation.
    LORD ESHER, M.R. In this case the bad navigation of the City of Lincoln did not merely damage the Albatross, it had this further effect, it deprived the captain of the latter ship of his best chart and best compass and also of his log line. After he had lost these things, it was very difficult for him to know where he was, but he properly resolved to make for the Thames. He had however to do so not knowing, owing to the above circumstances, exactly the point from which he was setting his course, unable to mark it off

  • In The Goods of Morris

    19 Nov 1889 15 PD 9, PDA

    ADMINISTRATION — Grant to Committee of Lunatic — Sureties to Administration Bond.
    BUTT, J. I have no objection to that being done, but the administrator, of course, will have to give a bond for the whole amount.

  • The Ruby

    10 Jun 1890 15 PD 139, PDA

    22 Jul 1890 15 PD 164, CA

    ADMIRALTY — Collision — Compulsory Pilotage

  • Ferguson-Davie v Ferguson-Davie

    16 Apr 1890 15 PD 109, PDA

    Subsequent citations: 3.
    PROBATE — Will or Codicil — Intention expressed on the face of Document

  • Mills v Millward

    13 Nov 1889 15 PD 20, PDA

    WILL — Revocation — Destruction without Authority of Testator

  • Smith, In the Goods of

    19 Nov 1889 15 PD 2, PDA

    Subsequent considerations : 1 neutral.
    WILL — Signature of Legatee written under Attestation Clause — Omission of Name in Probate.
    BUTT, J. I cannot make the grant until the five children who are minors have had notice served on them of what may be the result to their interests of removing their mother's name from the probate. It will not do to serve notice on the mother, as she has an adverse interest, but the registrar may appoint some person who will see to their interests and who may be served with notice on their behalf. BUTT, J., thereupon directed the grant of probate to go as prayed, omitting the name of the wife.

  • Warter v Warter

    14 Jan 1890 15 PD 35, PDA

    PROBATE — Declaration of Legitimacy — Writ of Summons

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