In the Estate of Hubbuck

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
CourtProbate, Divorce and Admiralty Division
Year1905
Date1905

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5 cases
  • Judi Barbara Bonham v Carole Stringer
    • United Kingdom
    • Chancery Division
    • 17 January 2025
    ...which on the face of it looked clear enough, but of which the testator in fact had two (or more) such things or relatives: see eg Re Hubbuck [1905] P 129. The Administration of Justice Act 1982 12 In relation to testators dying after 1982 (as this testator did), this latter rule was conside......
  • Judi Barbara Bonham & Anor v Carole Stringer & Ors
    • United Kingdom
    • Chancery Division
    • 17 January 2025
    ...which on the face of it looked clear enough, but of which the testator in fact had two (or more) such things or relatives: see eg Re Hubbuck [1905] P 129. The Administration of Justice Act 1982 12. In relation to testators dying after 1982 (as this testator did), this latter rule was consid......
  • Clayton v Lord Nugent and Others
    • United Kingdom
    • Exchequer
    • 7 June 1844
    ...as it seema to me, at all irreconcileable with the principles of law applicable to this 13 M. & W. 208. OXLEY V. JAMESIn re Hubbuck's Estate, [1905] P. 129. [200] clayton . lord nuuent and others. June 7, 1844.-A testator wrote his will in various pages of a book at different times, par......
  • McGonigle v McGonigle
    • Ireland
    • Chancery Division (Ireland)
    • 7 June 1910
    ...Barton, J. r. st. j. c. (1) 8 Ch. D. 561. (2) 17 L. R. Ir. 179. (3) W. N. 1871, 221. (4) [1905] 1 Ir. 353, 362. (5) 19 L. R. Ir. 177. (6) [1905] P. 129. (7) [1909] 1 Ch. (1) 5 Mad. 364. (2) [1905] 1 Ir. 353, 362. (3) [1902] A. C. 1. (4) 11 L. R. Ir. 3. ...
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