The Law of Trusts in British India
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(e) Arthur v. Midland Railway Com- pany, 3 K. & J., 204.
Cf) Rolls, E. T., 1759 M. ; 6 Sued.
V. & P.
{g) See also Ryal v.Ryal, 1 Atk., 59 f Amb., 413 ; Willis v. Willis, 2 Atk., 71 ; Bartlett v. Pichersgill, 1 Eden., 516 j Lane v. Dighton, Amb., 409 ; Groves v.
Groves, 3 Y. & J., 163.
(K) Gascoigne v. Thwing, 1 Vcr., 366 ; Willis v. Willis, 2 Atk., 71.
(i) 2 Dr. &Sm.,431.
Lee. III.] PAROL EVIDENCE. 87 dividends for her life, which power she requested the niece to execute and return to her, and ...also to destroy the letter, both of which the niece accordingly did. It afterwards turned out that the bank-power authorized A to sell out stock as well as receive the dividends. It appeared that A had always been very kind to the niece, and by her will, made before the transfer, had given her an annuity of £30. It was held that parol evidence of the contents of the letter was admissible to rebut the presumption that the stock still belonged to A. (a) Parol evidence is admissible for the purpose of rebutting the presump- pr°esumption tion of a resulting trust as to a part as well as to the as to part of whole of the property.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(e) Arthur v. Midland Railway Com- pany, 3 K. & J., 204.
Cf) Rolls, E. T., 1759 M. ; 6 Sued.
V. & P.
{g) See also Ryal v.Ryal, 1 Atk., 59 f Amb., 413 ; Willis v. Willis, 2 Atk., 71 ; Bartlett v. Pichersgill, 1 Eden., 516 j Lane v. Dighton, Amb., 409 ; Groves v.
Groves, 3 Y. & J., 163.
(K) Gascoigne v. Thwing, 1 Vcr., 366 ; Willis v. Willis, 2 Atk., 71.
(i) 2 Dr. &Sm.,431.
Lee. III.] PAROL EVIDENCE. 87 dividends for her life, which power she requested the niece to execute and return to her, and ...also to destroy the letter, both of which the niece accordingly did. It afterwards turned out that the bank-power authorized A to sell out stock as well as receive the dividends. It appeared that A had always been very kind to the niece, and by her will, made before the transfer, had given her an annuity of £30. It was held that parol evidence of the contents of the letter was admissible to rebut the presumption that the stock still belonged to A. (a) Parol evidence is admissible for the purpose of rebutting the presump- pr°esumption tion of a resulting trust as to a part as well as to the as to part of whole of the property.
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