Results: 51

• The Kenmure Castle

  17 Feb 1882 7 PD 47, PDA

  ADMIRALTY — Salvage — Award
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  ADMIRALTY — Salvage — Award — Apportionment.

• Brownrigg v Pike

  28 Feb 1882 7 PD 61, PDA

  WILL — Will of realty — Appointment of Executor
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  WILL — Will of realty — Appointment of Executor — Married Woman — Arrears of Rent personalty — Right to Probate.

• The Vandyck (1881 S 234)

  23 Nov 1881 7 PD 42, PDA

  ADMIRALTY — Salvage — Constructive Acceptance of Salvage Service
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  ADMIRALTY — Salvage — Constructive Acceptance of Salvage Service — Service rendered to Two Vessels in Collision with each other.

• Wigney v Wigney

  15 Mar 1882 7 PD 177, CA

  HUSBAND AND WIFE — Dissolution of marriage — Variation of Settlement
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  HUSBAND AND WIFE — Dissolution of marriage — Variation of Settlement — 22 & 23 Vict. c. 61, s. 5 — 41 Vict. c. 19, s. 3.

• The Lotus (1881 D No 431 Fo 92)

  26 Apr 1882 7 PD 199, PDA

  ADMIRALTY — Salvage — Practice
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  ADMIRALTY — Salvage — Practice — Adequate, but illiberal Tender — Costs.

• In The Goods of Frank Leyland White

  08 Mar 1882 7 PD 65, PDA

  WILL — Construction — “Money”
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  WILL — Construction — “Money” — Residue.

• Medley v Medley

  06 Jun 1882 7 PD 122, CA

  PRACTICE — Divorce Court — Alimony
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  PRACTICE — Divorce Court — Alimony — Permanent Maintenance — 20 & 21 Vict. c. 85, s. 32 [Revised Ed. Statutes, vol. xiii., p. 256] — 29 & 30 Vict. c. 32, s. 1 [Revised Ed. Statutes, vol. xv., p. 36] — Husband's Property Abroad.

• The Cito

  01 Dec 1881 7 PD 5, CA

  Subsequent citations: 2.
  SHIPPING — Derelict — Right to Freight after abandonment of Ship.
  BRETT, L.J. I am of opinion that the decision appealed from should be affirmed. Many interesting points have been discussed in this case about which it is not necessary to give any decided opinion. It has been said that such an abandonment of a ship as to make it a derelict together with a subsequent seizure by any one who finds it, makes such seizure the seizure of a droit of the Admiralty, and alters the property in the ship. If that were made out it would strongly support the case for the respondents; but I am not, however, prepared
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  SHIPPING — Derelict — Right to Freight after abandonment of Ship.

• The Mac

  01 Feb 1882 7 PD 38, PDA

  03 Jul 1882 7 PD 126, CA

  Subsequent citations: 4.
  ADMIRALTY — Salvage — Appeal from Justices
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  ADMIRALTY — Salvage — Appeal from Justices — Jurisdiction — Merchant Shipping Act, 1854 (17 & 18 Vict. c. 104), ss. 2, 458, 460 — Meaning of “Ship or Boat stranded or otherwise in distress on the Shore of any Sea or Tidal Water.”

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• Mason v Mason and Mcclune

  18 Jul 1882 7 PD 233, PDA

  HUSBAND AND WIFE — Dissolution of marriage — Unreasonable Delay.
  THE PRESIDENT. The facts of the case raise a novel question, but the objection that has occurred to my mind has not been displaced. The petitioner in 1878 asked for a decree of judicial separation instead of that to which he would have been entitled, viz., a decree for dissolution of his marriage, and now in 1882, having taken no steps in the meantime with a view to induce his wife to break off her connection with the co-respondent, he asks for a decree nisi. He gives as his reason for not having before sought for such decree that he
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  HUSBAND AND WIFE — Dissolution of marriage — Unreasonable Delay.