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Robert Johnson and William Ellis, Bond Creditors, and William Holiday and T Nicholson, Creditors by Simple Contract, of Sir John Legard, Bart, Deceased, on Behalf of themselves and all other Creditors, v sir Thomas Legard, Bart, Thomas Digby Legard, an Infant, the Eldest Son of Same, William Legard, Clerk, Digby Legard, Richard Watt, and Ralph Creyke, Esquires 5

[1817] EngR 253; 6 M & S 60; 105 ER 1164

King's Bench

United Kingdom - Scotland

Cases Referring to this Case

Case Name	Citation(s)	Court †	Jurisdiction	Date	Full Text		Citation Index
Paul v Paul	[1880] UKLawRpCh 225; 15 Ch D 580	Court of Chancery	United Kingdom	23 Jul 1880	CommonLII		1
Bolts v Purvis	[1746] EngR 63; 96 ER 601; (1746-1779) 2 Black W 1022	Kings Bench	United Kingdom	circa 1746	CommonLII
Goodright on the demise of Humphreys v Moses	[1746] EngR 208; 96 ER 599; (1746-1779) 2 Black W 1019	Kings Bench	United Kingdom	circa 1746	CommonLII		1
Ford v Stuart	[1852] EngR 455; 15 Beav 493; 51 ER 629	Rolls Court	United Kingdom	circa 1852	CommonLII		11
Attorney-General v Jacobs Smith	[1895] UKLawRpKQB 87; [1895] 2 QB 341		United Kingdom	16 May 1895	CommonLII		2
Samuel Newstead, John Stokes, and Sussannah his Wife, Joseph Atkinson and Elizabeth his Wife, and Samuel Newstead the Elder, a Bond Creditor, Plaintiffs; (1) and Samuel Searle, Thomas Miller, a Mortgagee, James Balls, , Defendants	[1737] EngR 111; 25 ER 942		United Kingdom	circa 1737	CommonLII

Cases and Articles Cited

Case Name	Citation(s)	Court †	Jurisdiction	Date	Full Text		Citation Index
Bolts v Purvis	[1746] EngR 63; 96 ER 601; (1746-1779) 2 Black W 1022	Kings Bench	United Kingdom	circa 1746	CommonLII
Goodright on the demise of Humphreys v Moses	[1746] EngR 208; 96 ER 599; (1746-1779) 2 Black W 1019	Kings Bench	United Kingdom	circa 1746	CommonLII		1
Ford v Stuart	[1852] EngR 455; 15 Beav 493; 51 ER 629	Rolls Court	United Kingdom	circa 1852	CommonLII		11
8 Moore 194	8 Moore 194						1
Attorney-General v Jacobs Smith	[1895] UKLawRpKQB 87; [1895] 2 QB 341		United Kingdom	16 May 1895	CommonLII		2
Nairn v Prowse	6 Ves 758		United Kingdom				3
Samuel Newstead, John Stokes, and Sussannah his Wife, Joseph Atkinson and Elizabeth his Wife, and Samuel Newstead the Elder, a Bond Creditor, Plaintiffs; (1) and Samuel Searle, Thomas Miller, a Mortgagee, James Balls, , Defendants	[1737] EngR 111; 25 ER 942		United Kingdom	circa 1737	CommonLII

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