Re Abbott. Peacock v Frigout
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Chancery Division |
| Year | 1893 |
| Date | 1893 |
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- Re Coleman. Public Trustee v Coleman
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Re Hubbard's Will Trusts; Marston v Angier
... ... 691 ) ... In re Abbott [ 1893 ] 1 Ch. 54 applied ... Beard, v. Westcott ( 1822 ) 5 B. & Ald. 801 and ... Frigout's children as being sons should attain 21, or being daughters should attain that age or marry, ... ...
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Re Leek, deceased ; Darwen (Baron) v Leek
...trust was bad for perpetuity as being dependent on the first, but if it had arisen I should not have taken this view: see Re ( Abbott 1893 1 Ch. 54), and Re Canning 1936 Ch. 309. 12 In the event, therefore, I hold that the whole trust fails and that the money passes to the widow under the t......
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Christina Mary Millar v Robert John Millar
...of the settlor demonstrated by the nature of the trusts.” 26 In this connection, he refers to a dictum of Stirling J in Re Abbott [1893] 1 Ch 54: “The reason appears to be that the persons entitled under the subsequent limitation are not intended to take unless and until the prior limitatio......
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