Cases from March 1835 to September 1836, With Some Cases Previous to March, 1835.-V. 2. Cases from 1836 to 1841, With the Rules of Court Revised February 19, 1842; and Forms of Pleas Under the Rules as to Pleading in Particular Actions
Cases from March 1835 to September 1836, With Some Cases Previous to March, 1835.-V. 2. Cases from 1836 to 1841, With the Rules of Court Revised February 19, 1842; and Forms of Pleas Under the Rules as to Pleading in Particular Actions
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1871 edition. Excerpt: ... Simon v. Simon. the party making this application pay to the purchaser interest oo the amount of his hid for the time it has been in the hands of the sheriff, which we understand is ready to be done. On this condition, we order the Rule absolute. GOUCHER v. HELMBOLD. June 22, 1833. Special verdict A ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1871 edition. Excerpt: ... Simon v. Simon. the party making this application pay to the purchaser interest oo the amount of his hid for the time it has been in the hands of the sheriff, which we understand is ready to be done. On this condition, we order the Rule absolute. GOUCHER v. HELMBOLD. June 22, 1833. Special verdict A and wife convey real estate to B in trust to hold the same for the use of the wife for life, and after her death to convey the premises to the issue of A or the heirs of such issue and in default, of such issue or heirs of issue, to such persons as A shall appoint, and in default of appointment, to the heirs of A. Subsequently, A, (having issue at the time) and wife and B join in a conveyance to C, in fee, therein declaring that the parties "are desirous that the legal and trust estate shall vest in 0," who mortgages the premises to D in the usual form. The mortgagee (issue of A still living) brings ejectment on the mortgage. Held, 1. That there is no legal implication that the parties intended that C should take, by the deed to him, the property subject to the trust in favor of the issue of A. 2. Sufficient title to the premises did not pass by the deed to C to enable his mortgagee to maintain ejectment. THIS was an action of ejectment on a mortgage, given by George Helmbold to George Ludwick. The jury, on the trial of the cause, found the following special verdict. "The jury find that Jacob Fitler, sheriff of Philadelphia county, by his deed made as sheriff bearing date July 10th, 1815, conveyed to the defendant an undivided moiety of the premises in the said deed mentioned (prout deed). "The other undivided moiety of the said premises was conveyed on the 14th day of June 1813, by William Goueher and Mary his wife to George Ludwick, to have...
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