Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1906. Excerpt: ... bill had often been dismissed with costs at the hearing. But now, under the salutary power to add to the decree by order at Chambers, if in the prosecution of the decree or taking the accounts there appear facts to justify it, the Judge in Chambers has power to add to the decree an inquiry and direction, so as to charge for wilful neglect and default. 478] Hancox V. Spittle. And in the Matter of The Act Of Parliament Of The 11 Geo. 4 And Wm. 4, c. 47, Intituled "an Act For Consolidating And Amending The Laws For Facilitating The Payment Of Debts Out Of Real Estate." And in the Matter of The Trustee Act Of 1850, and of The Act To Extend The Provisions Of The Trustee Act, 1850. 1857. Real estates devised to married women and infants having been sold under a decree in a creditor's suit in several lots. Upon petition under the Trustees Acts the Court appointed the Plaintiffs solicitor to convey their shares to the several purchasers. Form of the order. Mr. Shapter appeared in support of the petition of the Plaintiff in the cause, which asked the Court to appoint Mr. Wainwright, the solicitor for the Plaintiff in the cause, to convey certain shares of the real estate of the testator in the cause to the respective purchasers. He stated that this was a creditor's suit, and that the lands of the testator in the cause had been sold under a decree for sale in nine lots. The testator had devised these lands in ninth shares to six persons, as to some of them in fee, and as to others for life, with vested remainders in fee. Among the devisees for life were two married women, and among the devisees in remainder were two infants. This application was made under the Act to Extend the Provisions of the Trustee Act, 1850 (the 15 & 16 Vict. c. 55, s. 1), (1) and the Trustee Act, 1850, section 479] 20...