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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
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RELATION, DOCTRINE OF. V.. • ^
See COMVERSIOK OF REAI.TT nwB-f'BBBOtfM.Tit', S W S. '' .
RELEASE.
5eeG(JARDIASAllBWARO,2tO?. ' .' ' ' ;
REMAINDERMEN; •
The intervention of a freehold estate, between the possession and the re-.
mainder, prevents the owner of the latter from -beittg wil(d,m»d, in the
case of real estate, claimed bydtaoent, wouM prevent thirlStHKitederman
from becoming the stock of inheriiance, though not if sequirta by par-
ehsse. .Roftertton vs. Parki,€S.
RENT. • - ' • ""•
See FIXTUIIES, 8. • , , .
RENTS AND PROFITS.
See WILLS, &.C., 5, 7, 9.
REPAIRS.
See ImriioTEMEKTS, &c. ' • '
REPLEVIN. • - '
5ee.JiJRlsi)ieTlOB,4. ' ' " '
RESULTING TRUSTS. ; '
See TRUSTS, 6, 7,6. '1:' ' • ' • •'•' 1';'" ;
RULES FOR FINDING PRESENT VAI-WOf A-LIFB USHrBREaT.
1. The ancient rule of the Court, fixing the allowance to a Woman in lieu of
dower, applies in all eases where it becomes Btcetgary to BBtehain the
present value of a life interest. Abercromkie V. •Siddle,WO.'
2. This rule having been sanctioned by the Court of Apperfs, in the case of
Dorsey vs. Smith, 7 H. Sy J., 845, the authority of this Cbttt to change
it is questionable; and even if it could do so with propriBly, taa change
should be prospective, and not so W W «neet an actually depending
case. Ib. * "
3. The Courts have no diBpensing power over their rnlesandlongtisiabliabed
practice, and the party to whose prejudice «ti innovation upon the rule
of Court is made, has a right to seek. redress in the Appantte Court. Ib.
4. This role has reference to the case of a haslthy person, and trhere the
cestui aue vie is of infirm beRtth, an abatement of the allowance must be
made therefor; this is as imperatively required by the rule, lithe ratio
of' distribution prescribed by it. A.
5. The cestui que vie was fifty-three yeara of age at the time of sate, and it
was proved that her health was infirm, that her consiituiion naver had
been robust, and that her lungs were diaeiwd. HtLD, '
That five years was a sufficiently targe addition to her t^e, cm account
. of ill health. Ib.
SALES.
See PRACTICE I» CHAKCERT; 7i 8. ' ' ;
SALKS »» TRBST»I».. :<•:.:•. . '.
SALES BY TRUSTEES. <!
1. The advertisement is not the contract of the parties, and it is ttie constant
practice of trustees to introtluee oiher tera)tfof sale, and •m»ke known to
bidders at the thne of the sate, facts and circunWaHees nffireHng the title
or value of the propttly not mentioned in the aaTertisenw'nt'; »nd parol
proof of suck facts is always admitted when it btcometftiecegBary to re-

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