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Report No. ANT_1725_03 |
Chester v Paynter Chester v Gunthorp Byam v Gunthorp |
Antigua |
Other Documents | This case and the points of law agreed upon on the appeal are reported sub nom. Chester v Painter, 2 P. Wms. 335–8, 24 Eng. Rep. 755–6 (PC 1725). |
Library | Ames Foundation: (2 pages) (Source: English Reports – CommonLIIorg) |
Ames: 24 Eng. Rep. 755–756 |
Other Documents | Summarized in 2 Eq. Cas. Abr. 313–14 pl. 21, 22 Eng. Rep. 266 (PC ?1721). |
Library | Ames Foundation: (1 page) (Source: HeinOnline [available by subscription]. HeinOnline styles this case as Chester [Bishop of] v Painter, which is quite misleading. Eq. Cas. Abr. styles it simply as Chester and Painter. This entry attributes the case to Hilary 1721, though it cites as its source P. Wms., which has the correct year, but no term) |
Ames: 22 Eng. Rep. 266 |
Other Documents | And in 2 Eq. Cas. Abr. 375 pl. 24, 22 Eng. Rep. 319 (PC 1725). |
Library | Ames Foundation: (1 page) (Source: HeinOnline [available by subscription]. HeinOnline styles this case as Chester [Bishop of] v Painter, which is quite misleading. Eq. Cas. Abr. styles it simply as Chester and Painter. The entry attributes the case to Hilary 1725, citing as its source P. Wms., which has the same year, but no term) |
Ames: 22 Eng. Rep. 319 |
Other Documents | And in 2 Eq. Cas. Abr. 560 pl. 6, 22 Eng. Rep. 472 (PC 1725). |
Library | Ames Foundation: (1 page) (Source: HeinOnline [available by subscription]. HeinOnline styles this case as Chester [Bishop of] v Painter, which is quite misleading. Eq. Cas. Abr. styles it simply as Chester and Painter. The entry attributes the case to Hilary 1725, citing as its source P. Wms., which has the same year, but no term) |
Ames: 22 Eng. Rep. 472 |
Other Documents | It is cited by the reporter in confirmation of the ruling in Laundry v Williams, 2 P. Wms. 478, 480, 24 Eng. Rep. 823, 824 (Ch. 1728). |
Library | Ames Foundation: (2 pages) (Source: HeinOnline [available by subscription]) |
Ames: 24 Eng. Rep. 823–824 |