Heron v Ulster Bank Ltd
| Jurisdiction | Northern Ireland |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Northern Ireland) |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1974 |
| Date | 01 January 1974 |
Heron
and
Ulster Bank Ltd
(H.C.; C.A.)
Share of child with no issue to be added to "shares of my other children"- Meaning of gift over - Whether children of deceased child to share under accruer clause.
The testator, who died on the 9th April, 1924, by his will left a fund in trust to be divided into as many equal shares as he had children surviving him (excluding the eldest) and to appropriate a share to each child. The trustees were directed to pay the income to the testator's children and to distribute the fund to the children of such children...
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19 cases
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Crawford v Lawless
...2 I.R. 596; In re Curtin Deceased[1991] 2 I.R. 562 applied; Martin v. Drinkwater (1840) 2 Beav. 215;Heron v. Ulster Bank Ltd.[1974] N.I. 44; Howell v. Howell[1992] 1 I.R. 290; Gent v. Kiddle (1905) 92 L.T. 724 followed. 3. That the testator's intentions were ascertained having regard to the......
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Corrigan (plaintiff) v Corrigan & Corrigan
... 1978 IR 55 SUCCESSION ACT 1965 S91 SUCCESSION ACT 1965 S94 SUCCESSION ACT 1965 S99 CURTIN v O'MAHONY 1991 2 IR 566 HERON v ULSTER BANK 1974 NI 44 HOWELL v HOWELL 1992 1 IR 290 MATTER OF KING 1910 200 NY 189 MCGOWAN v KELLY UNREP LAFFOY 19.6.2007 2007 IEHC 228 MACKESSY v FITZGIBBON 1993 ......
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Corrigan v Corrigan
...which apply to the construction of a will, including the guidelines suggested by Lowry L.C.J. in Heron v. Ulster Bank Limited [1974] N.I. 44 at p. 52, which he quoted and which have frequently been adopted by the courts in this jurisdiction, and have come to be known as 'the Lowry Principl......
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Howell v Howell
...examples of how judicial minds nurtured in the same discipline have interpreted words in similar contexts. Heron v. Ulster Bank Ltd.DNI [1974] N.I. 44 approved. 2. That, applying this procedure, the immediately relevant portion of the will was "any other assets I may have," which, as a piec......
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