Johnson v Reardon

• Jurisdiction: Ireland
• Judgment Date: 24 April 1840
• Date: 24 April 1840
• Court: Rolls Court (Ireland)

Rolls.

JOHNSON

and

REARDON.

Kirwan v. Blake 1 Hog. 158.

Hill v. Kirwan 1 Hog. 175.

M'Cann v. O'Farrell 1 Hog. 137.

200 CASES IN EQUITY,. JOHNSON v. REARDON. (In the Rolls.) IN November 1827, certain lands in the county of Cork were sold under the decree in this cause, to Thomas Wise, for the sum of 9000, which he lodged in Court on the 4th of December following, and the sale was duly confirmed ; but the money was not invested. After a protracted investigation of the title, the Master reported against it, and by order of the 28th February 1835, Wise was discharged from his purchase, and the Accountant General was directed to draw in his favour for the amount of the purchase-money, and it was referred to the Master to ascertain the sum due to him for interest, and to tax his costs as such discharged purchaser, and to report the funds properly applicable to pay the same. On the 13th June 1836, the Master reported that the sum due for interest and taxed costs amounted altogether to 3689. 10s., and that the funds properly applicable to pay the said sum were, in the first instance, and so far as the same would extend, so much of the stock in bank to the credit of the cause as was equivalent to the sum of 2484. 10s. (being the amount of rents received out of the lands), and that after such application, the sum of 1204. 19s. 11d. together with the amount of of his post costs when taxed and ascertained would remain due in respect of the interest and costs of the said discharged purchaser, the proper fund for payment whereof would be the future rents, or in case the lands should be resold under the decree before the last mentioned sum, together with the said post costs should be fully paid out of the rents, then the proper fund for payment of the same, or so much thereof as should remain unpaid, would be...