The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-21 00:00:00

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY

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LAND TAIL'S( DT A RAILWAY C .—CosTs.
A question wu raised in this ease as to the payment of
costs by • railway company. It appeared that certain land
in the 'on of a tenant for life wu taken by the Bris-
tol and Exeter Railway Company, and the money wu
paid into court in the usual manner. The tenant for life
died,and a petition wu now presented by the persons
entitled to the fund for payment of the dividends which
accrued before the death of the tenant for life, also the
dividends since the death of the tenant for life, and also the
payment of the future dividends upon • portion of the
capital to a married lady who was entitled for her life, and
the payment of the rest of the capital to another person
who was entitled abeolintela,
Mr. Toiler appeared in support of the petition, and asked
that the costs might be paid by the railway company.
Mr. Osborne, ,tor the company, opposed the payment of
taw.

The tar-Chancellor said as to the three first objects of
the petition, the payment of the dividends due before the
death of the tenant for life and those due since, and the
payment of future dividends of that portion of the capital
which was to remain in court, be was of opinion that the
railway company ought, under their act, to pay the costs;
but as to the costs of obtaining the remainder of the capital
out of court, this railway act, which was passed before the
Lands Clauses Act, gave no right to costs. If the capital
was to bo invested upon lands, then the company would
have to pay the costs of the invesment, but not the costs of
paying the corpus of the fund to the parson entitled.

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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Yzenapey.
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The bankrupt, whose case has been so frequently before
the court during the last five years, was a scrivener, of
Carlton Chambers. This was the adjourned last examine-
tion meeting, which was again adjourned sine die.
Mr. Lawrence said the baakrupt was still willies W
hope that he might be enabled to render such accounts
aa would entitle him to pass, and trusted the court would
grant him six weeks' protection, with leave to apply for
its renewal.

Mr. Chidley (Gresham-street), for the emignees, rot ob-
jecfing,
His Honour granted protection for six weeks, with leave
to the bankrupt to apply for a renews', on satisfying the
of assignee, Mr. Pennell, that he wee doing Me best to
furnish better accounts.