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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
Volume 200, Volume 4, Page 221   View pdf image (33K)
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CRABB VS. MOALE. 221
Upon this bill, after the answers had been filed thereto, and
various proceedings had, the Chancellor, on the 13th of May,
1790, passed his decree, by which it was declared, that after
the payment of the debts of the testator the annual rents of all
the lands held by the testator (of which a schedule was an-
nexed) and also all the annual rents of the lands leased or to be
leased by the defendant, John Moale, should be chargeable in
his hands, and in the hands of his heirs and assigns, in the first
place, with the payment of the annual sum of .£500, current
money, from the 22d of February, 1786, the day of the death
of the testator, and during the life of the said Frances H. Moale,
to John McLure, the complainant, as her trustee, in trust for
her, and in, the next place; all the said annual rents, as they
arise, shall be, and are hereby declared to be. chargeable in
the hands of the said John Moale, as devisee and heir afore-
said, and in the hands of his heirs, &c., with the payment to
the said John McLure and his heirs, in trust, for the said
Frances H. Harris, if any arrearages of the said annual sum of
£500 now accrued, or that may hereafter accrue, with interept on
such arrearages as they become due, until the same, with in-
terest, are paid. And in case the said arrearages shall not be
paid during the life of the said Frances H. Harris, that in such
case, the said arrearages with interest as aforesaid, shall be paid
to the said John McLure and his heirs, in trust, for the use of
the representatives of the said Frances after her death. And
after payment of said arrearages and interest, the reversion in
fee, devised to the said John Moale; shall be, and is thereby
declared to be. chargeable in the hands of the said John Moale,
and his heirs, &c., with the payment of the legacy in the said
will, to the said Frances, the wife of the testator, of ,£2250,
current money, with interest thereon from one year after the
death of the testator, to the said John McLure, and his heirs,
in trust, for the use of the representatives of the said Frances
H. Harris, which said legacy, with interest as aforesaid, shall
be first paid, &c.
It appears from the proceedings, that the £500 annuity was
not regularly paid, but large arrears were permitted to accumu-

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