Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Volume 5Philip H. Nicklin, no. 175 Chestnut Street, A. Small, printer, 1822 |
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Halaman 147
... recognisance is a lien on the lands taken at the appraisment , from its date . And such lien is a legal , not an equitable one . The party taking the lands , and afterwards selling them , may be made a defendant in a suit on such ...
... recognisance is a lien on the lands taken at the appraisment , from its date . And such lien is a legal , not an equitable one . The party taking the lands , and afterwards selling them , may be made a defendant in a suit on such ...
Halaman 148
... recognisance against John Kean , as the recognisor , and John Close , as terre- tenant of the lands and estate , & c . taken by Kean at the ap- praised value . The defendants pleaded nul tiel record , and payment , with leave to give ...
... recognisance against John Kean , as the recognisor , and John Close , as terre- tenant of the lands and estate , & c . taken by Kean at the ap- praised value . The defendants pleaded nul tiel record , and payment , with leave to give ...
Halaman 149
... recognisance in the Orphan's Court by an heir taking land at the appraisment , under the 4th section of the intestate law of 1764 , for the payment of the distributive shares to the rest of the heirs , is a specific lien upon the es ...
... recognisance in the Orphan's Court by an heir taking land at the appraisment , under the 4th section of the intestate law of 1764 , for the payment of the distributive shares to the rest of the heirs , is a specific lien upon the es ...
Halaman 150
... recognisance therefore , is in effect , a personal one to John Joseph Henry ; and as he is dead , the suit should have been brought in the name of his executors . 2. The recognisance is not a lien on the land taken by the recognisor ...
... recognisance therefore , is in effect , a personal one to John Joseph Henry ; and as he is dead , the suit should have been brought in the name of his executors . 2. The recognisance is not a lien on the land taken by the recognisor ...
Halaman 151
... recognisance . The act of 28th March , 1803 , ( 4 Sm . Laws , 45 , ) expressly makes the recognisance of she- riffs and coroners , and their sureties , a lien on lands : but suits must be brought within five years from the date of such ...
... recognisance . The act of 28th March , 1803 , ( 4 Sm . Laws , 45 , ) expressly makes the recognisance of she- riffs and coroners , and their sureties , a lien on lands : but suits must be brought within five years from the date of such ...
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Halaman 550 - Convention respecting our peace with foreign powers induced a provision that the Supreme Court should take original jurisdiction in cases which might be supposed to affect them, yet the clause would have proceeded no further than to provide for such cases if no further restriction on the powers of Congress had been intended.
Halaman 100 - If all become bankrupts, all the joint and all the separate property will vest in the assignees, whether the commissions are joint or several. If a separate commission issue against one partner, his assignees will take all his separate property, and all his interest in the joint property. If a joint commission issues against all, the assignees will take all the joint property, and all the separate property of each individual partner.
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