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O'Donovan v Rogers [1858] IELawRpEq 17
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(1856-1858) 7 ICh R 496
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Court of Chancery
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Republic of Ireland
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18 Feb 1858
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BAILII
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Mackie v Herbertson
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[1884] UKLawRpAC 8; (1883-1884) 9 AC 303
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United Kingdom
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6 Mar 1884
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CommonLII
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Dickenson v Wright
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[1860] EngR 458; 5 H & N 401; 157 ER 1237
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Court of Exchequer
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United Kingdom
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circa 1860
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CommonLII
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6
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Kekewich v Manning
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[1851] EngR 997; 1 De GM & GBy 176; 42 ER 519
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United Kingdom
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circa 1851
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CommonLII
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19 
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William Neves and James Neves v William F Scott and Richard Rowell
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50 US 196; 13 L Ed 102
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United States Supreme Court
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United States
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1 Jan 1850
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WorldLII
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Christian Dottin Withy, Widow,-Appellant; Frederick Mangles ,-Respondents
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[1843] EngR 885; 10 Cl & F 215; 8 ER 724
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House of Lords
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United Kingdom
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circa 1843
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CommonLII
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14
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Doe on the Demise of James Hinton Baverstock v Rolfe
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[1838] EngR 70; 8 A & E 650; 112 ER 985
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Queen's Bench
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United Kingdom
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circa 1838
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CommonLII
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3
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Hinde's Lessee v Longworth
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24 US 199; 11 Wheat 199; 6 L Ed 454
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United States Supreme Court
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United States
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23 Feb 1826
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WorldLII
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7
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Between Robert Johnson , on behalf of themselves and all other the Creditors of Sir John Legard deceased, Plaintiffs, and Sir Thomas Legard, Bart, Thomas Digby Legard, an Infant, the eldest Son of the said Sir Thomas Legard, Henry Willoughby, Digby Legard, and Richard Watt, Defendants
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[1822] EngR 468; 37 ER 1107; [1822] Turn & R 281
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Court of Chancery
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United Kingdom
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circa 1822
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CommonLII
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Boughton v Sandilands
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[1811] EngR 8; 3 Taunt 342; 128 ER 136
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Court of Common Pleas
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United Kingdom
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circa 1811
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CommonLII
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5
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Partyn v Roberts
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[1756] EngR 101; 27 ER 213; [1756] Amb 315
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Court of Chancery
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United Kingdom
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circa 1756
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CommonLII
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Edward Russell, William Hayward, , Plaintiffs; (1) and Elizabeth Hammond , Defendants
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[1738] EngR 1081; 25 ER 1069
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United Kingdom
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circa 1738
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CommonLII
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Samuel Newstead, John Stokes, and Sussannah his Wife, Joseph Atkinson and Elizabeth his Wife, and Samuel Newstead the Elder, a Bond Creditor, Plaintiffs; (1) and Samuel Searle, Thomas Miller, a Mortgagee, James Balls, , Defendants
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[1737] EngR 111; 25 ER 942
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United Kingdom
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circa 1737
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CommonLII
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