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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
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INDEX. 585
PRACTICE IN CHANCERY— Continued.
SALES BY TRUSTEES.
INJUNCTION.
MISTAKE.
JUDGMENTS, 3.
ATTACHMENT.
WILL AND TESTAMENT, SO.
ORPHANS COURT, 2, 9.
DOWER, 4.
PRESCRIPTION.
See WAYS, RIGHT OF, &c., 1, 4, 5.
PRESUMPTIONS OF LAW AND OF FACT.
See SALES BY TRUSTEES, 3.
PRACTICE IN CHANCERY, 51.
PRIMAGE.
1. Primage is an allowance by the shippers to the master for his care be-
stowed upon their property on board the vessel, with which the
owner of the vessel has no concern, and which the master receives to
his own use, unless he has otherwise agreed with the owners. Peter*
vs. Speights, 375.
PROMISSORY NOTES.
See CROSS PAPER.
EVIDENCE, 4.
PURCHASES.
See TRANSFER OF STOCK, 1, 2.
RECEIVERS.
1. A receiver will not be appointed upon the application of the represen-
tatives of the deceased partner against a surviving partner, unless the
latter has been guilty of mismanagement and improper conduct.
Walker, adm'r of House vs. House, 39.
3. If both partners are dead, and the representatives of one institute a suit
for an account against the representatives of the other, the court will,
as a matter of course, appoint a receiver. Ib.
3. Where both parties are alive, and either has a right to dissolve the
partnership, and the agreement between them makes no provision for
closing up the concern, equity will, as of course, appoint a receiver
if they cannot arrange the matter between themselves. Ib.
4. The surviving partner has, by law, a right to the custody, care and
management of the joint estate, and a court of equity will not take the
business of settling it up from him, and appoint a receiver, unless con-
fidence be destroyed by his mismanagement or improper conduct.
Ib.
5. A court of equity will interfere, by the appointment of a receiver, with
much less reluctance in the case of a partnership which was closed,
than during its continuance, Ib
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