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Moody v Walters
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16 Ves 283
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United Kingdom
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 10
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Biscoe v Perkins
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[1813] EngR 224; 1 Ves & B 485; 35 ER 188
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Court of Chancery
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United Kingdom
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circa 1813
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CommonLII
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6
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1 Bro CC 75
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1 Bro CC 75
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United Kingdom
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6
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Stapylton v Swtt
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16 Ves 272
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United Kingdom
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5
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Adum v Taunton
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5 Madd 435
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Court of Chancery
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United Kingdom
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4
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Cann v Cann
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[1823] EngR 545; 57 ER 115; (1823) 1 Sim & St 284
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United Kingdom
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circa 1823
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CommonLII
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2
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Spcrl-ing v Trsror
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7 Ves 497
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United Kingdom
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2
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6 Sim 169
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6 Sim 169
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United Kingdom
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2
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Hasker v Sutton
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[1826] EngR 866; 57 ER 442; (1826) 2 Sim & St 513
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United Kingdom
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circa 1826
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CommonLII
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1
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Sir Henry Hay MakDougall, of Makerston, in the County of Roxburgh, baronet,-Appellant; The Reverend David Hogarth, Minister of the Parish of Makerston,-Respondent
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[1821] EngR 209
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United Kingdom
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circa 1821
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CommonLII
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Sir Robert Lynch Blosse, bart and Francis Lynch Blosse, his eldest Son, an Infant, by the said Sir Robert Lynch Blosse, his Father, next Friend, and Guardian,-Appellants; The Right Hon John Lord Clanmorris and George Richards, Esq,-Respondents
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[1821] EngR 220
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United Kingdom
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circa 1821
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CommonLII
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