Fowler v Fowler. Dodwell v The Attorney-General. Dodwell v Fowler

• Jurisdiction: Ireland
• Judgment Date: 15 January 1866
• Date: 15 January 1866
• Court: Rolls Court (Ireland)

FOWLER

and

FOWLER.

DODWELL

and

THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL.

DODWELL

and

FOWLER.

Rolls.

Staunton v. StauntonUNK 15 Ir. Ch. Rep. 464.

Gould v. BarnesENR 3 Taunt. 504.

Williams v. BryantENR 5 M. & W. 447.

Rex v. BillinghurstENR 3 M. & S. 250.

Reidy v. PierceUNK 11 Ir. Ch. Rep. 361.

Stultz's case 4 D. M. & Gor. 404.

Baggett v. MeuxENR 1 Ph. 627.

Com. Dig., Condition O. Sarel's TrustsUNK 10 Jur. 876.

Baker v. Brady 7 D. M. & Gor. 507.

Shaw v. PerkinUNK 1 Dowl., N. S. 306.

Mitchenson v. CarterENR 8 T. R. 57.

Ex parte Domville 14 Ir. Chan. Rep. 19.

CHANCERY REPORTS. 507 1865. Rolls FOWLER v. FOWLER. DODWELL v. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL. DODWELL v. FOWLER. Dec. 4. 1866. Jan. 15. Ax order was made in these causes and matters, on the 25th of June A judgment was obtained 1860, whereby it wag' amongst other things ordered, that the re- against M. F. ona promis- ceiver, during the life of James Crofton Dodwell, should pay the sory note signed M. balance on foot of each of his accounts, to the persons and in the E, „dy was registered as a P in the said order mentioned-i.e., three sixty-fifth parts mortgage, un- of said balances to Mary Byrne during her natural life, and nine der the 13 and 14 Vic., c. 29, ainst M. F. sixty-fifth parts to the Crown, or to such person as her Majesty The real name might depute to receive the same. of the defend ant was M. B., By letters patent from the Crown, dated the 17th of October and she was so named in a 1861, an annuity of £52. 13s. was granted out of the said nine Crown grant. and in certain sixty-fifth parts to Henry Tobias Peyton, to hold to him and his Chancery pro ceedings; but heirs during the life of the said Mary Byrne, on the trusts therein she had passed bythe surname mentioned ; that is to say, that he was to pay the said annuity of F., having cohabited with " into the hands of the said Mary Byrne alone, her executors or a man of that administrators, and that she is not to have the power of depriving name. Held, that herself thereof, or of any part thereof, either by sale, mortgage, or the judgment was duly re anticipation." gistered as a William Clifford Tute obtained a judgment against the said Mary mortgage. The Crown, Byrne, by the name of Mary Fowler, on the 25th of June 1861, by its preroga tive, may an which judgment was registered as a mortgage against the three nex a condi tion against undivided sixty-fifth shares in the said order of the 25th of June alienation to a grant in fee, 1860 mentioned, but it was not registered against the said annuity. An annuity was granted by. the Crown to a trustee, on trust to pay it into the hands of M. B...