Results: 52

• The Kirby Hall

  13 Feb 1883 8 PD 71, PDA

  SHIPPING — Damage — Duty of Steamship under way in dense Fog
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  SHIPPING — Damage — Duty of Steamship under way in dense Fog — Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, Arts. 13, 18, 20.

  1 Statutory Instrument considered

• Burgoine v Moordaff

  09 May 1883 8 PD 205, CA

  PRACTICE — Right to Trial by Jury — Probate Act, 1857 (20 & 21 Vict. c. 77), s. 35
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  PRACTICE — Right to Trial by Jury — Probate Act, 1857 (20 & 21 Vict. c. 77), s. 35 — General Orders XXXVI., rr. 3, 26.

  1 Statute considered

  1 Statutory Instrument considered

• In The Goods of Lucy C Miller, Deceased

  26 Jun 1883 8 PD 167, PDA

  WILL — Probate of Will Abroad — Probate of Codicil.
  SIR J. HANNEN (President). It is the practice of this Court to require that codicils must be proved in the Court from which the probate of the will has been obtained. I must therefore refuse this motion, and leave the applicant to obtain probate of the codicil at Antigua.
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  WILL — Probate of Will Abroad — Probate of Codicil.

• The Bianca

  05 Apr 1883 8 PD 91, PDA

  PRACTICE — Third party — Rules of Supreme Court, 1875, Order XVI. rr. 18, 21
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  PRACTICE — Third party — Rules of Supreme Court, 1875, Order XVI. rr. 18, 21 — Vessel at Anchor — Tow and Tug.

  1 Statutory Instrument considered

• Robertson v Robertson and Favagrossa

  03 Mar 1883 8 PD 94, CA

  Subsequent citations: 2.
  HUSBAND AND WIFE — Order for permanent maintenance — Maintenance of Wife against whom a Decree for Dissolution has been made
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  HUSBAND AND WIFE — Order for permanent maintenance — Maintenance of Wife against whom a Decree for Dissolution has been made — 20 & 21 Vict. c. 85, s. 32.
• Parker v Felgate and Tilly

  07 Jul 1883 8 PD 171, HC (Sir J Hannen (President))

  Subsequent considerations : 2 positive. Subsequent citations: 11.
  WILL — Capacity.
  SIR J. HANNEN (President), in the course of summing-up the case, said: Gentlemen, this lady, who it is to be remembered had not become seriously ill till the 26th of August — the date fixed upon as that on which coma set in — and whose mental capacity up to that day nobody disputed, appears to have had the affairs of her father and brother in her mind before her fatal illness. She had advanced them 450l., and was prepared to make them a further advance if by so doing they could be enabled to satisfy their creditors. There are
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  WILL — Capacity.

• In The Goods of Harriet Ayres

  08 May 1883 8 PD 168, PDA

  ADMINISTRATION — Administratrix — Married Woman
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  ADMINISTRATION — Administratrix — Married Woman — Administration Bond — Consent of Husband.

• The Sunniside

  24 May 1883 8 PD 137, PDA

  ADMIRALTY — Salvage — Evidence
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  ADMIRALTY — Salvage — Evidence — Loss of Earnings by and Damage to Salving Ship.

• In The Goods of William Bradley, Deceased

  30 Jul 1883 8 PD 215, PDA

  WILL — Executor according to the tenor.
  July 30. SIR J. HANNEN (President). In this case the question is whether or no these persons can be treated as executors, and as the application is made with the consent of all those who are interested in the estate, I have less hesitation in expressing my opinion. The testator's intention to appoint executors is clear, and he must have supposed he had done so since he gives to each of them a sum of money, and bequeaths the residue to them as executors. The words of the will shew that he meant to appoint Robert Hanson Brook and Samuel
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  WILL — Executor according to the tenor.

• The Leon Xiii

  25 Apr 1883 8 PD 121, CA

  WAGES — Foreign Ship — Protest by Foreign Consul
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  WAGES — Foreign Ship — Protest by Foreign Consul — Discretion of Court.