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EFTA01379755Set 10

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contended upon the case of Earl of Northumberland v Earl of Aylesford (3) that Michael Simpson by entering into possession of the devised estate was obliged upon the doctrine ... execute it. But the circumstances of this case are not the same, for Michael Simpson cannot be considered as possessing the estate under the devise. He was the heir ... made on that condition did not take effect. That applies precisely to this case. Michael Simpson not having complied with the condition of giving a release of all claims upon

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EFTA01378433Set 10

contended upon the case of Earl of Northumberland v Earl of Aylesford (3) that Michael Simpson by entering into possession of the devised estate was obliged upon the doctrine ... execute it. But the circumstances of this case are not the same, for Michael Simpson cannot be considered as possessing the estate under the devise. He was the heir ... made on that condition did not take effect. That applies precisely to this case. Michael Simpson not having complied with the condition of giving a release of all claims upon

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EFTA01378431Set 10

effect. John Simpson by his will, dated 8 March 1792, bequeathed to his brother Michael Simpson the sum of 1,000 pounds, to be paid by him within six calendar ... freehold and copyhold estates at Hemingborough to her brother and heir-at-law, Michael Simpson, his heirs and assigns for ever, upon express condition nevertheless that her said brother

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EFTA01378432Set 10

assigns for ever, appointing her sole executrix. The testatrix died on 2 December 1794. Michael Simpson contested the validity of her will in the Prerogative Court, and afterwards ... probate was on 15 July 1798, granted to The bill was filed by Michael Simpson against and his wife and purchasers under them stating that within six months after probate

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01378432.pdf

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