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'LAW IN rELLIG

- coml.* OF CHANCERY, AUG. 19.
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JUDG‘IENT iii the C AS E .j.thr OPERA• HOUSE.

wATli.iliti V. :TAYLOR.
The LORD CUANCELLOK, till:, day, on c.oming
into Court, proceeded ,to, give judgment in tilts
case ; the tacts of -which have - already been laid
before, our readers. . .
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Ilis Lordship in the coarse of his observations,
said that it would he impossible t<O.cojime to a con-
chtsion as far as respected the claims.of the Opera-

ottse.
Mr. M I.Ls submitted, that as the creditnt-s upon

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the Theatre had had notice given t bemfour,years
ago to come in and clant their respective debts, it
would be unreasonable to suppose that there were
any outstanding debts.
Thv LONI? CHANCELLOR observed cthat wottltl: •
be of ti ti iimiortaneein regard to the proceeditrgs
of the present day, whether his Lordship were, or
were not, totake'into his consideration the Re-
port which had been made by the Master ; his
Lordship would therefore take the Master's
port to be correct, without prejudice-to any pro-
ceediug3 that might hereafter take place.
Mr. HART expressed his regret that his Lord-
ship should have been misled by the Master's re-
itort as to the claims against the Opera House, as
lie felt conscious his Lordship had only taken
into consideration the claims of Mr. Waters.
The Low) CHANCELLOR.-1 take Mr. Waters
to be an inenmbrancer to the amount of thirty•
four thousand pounds, and therelore it would not
he equitable to call on him to pay the whole of
purcha,e money. Had any other person be-
come the purchaser, %vim was at the same time an
incumbrancer, I feel confident he would not have-
been called ou to pay the whole of his purchase
money in:4) Court. and I ant bound to deal in the
ione way with respect to the present parties. As
regards the title, I may say that the idea predo-
fllitliilll in my timid is, that Mr. Waters, the plain- •
mus; ha.ve had a knowledge of it ; but still that
does not affect hi, title to an inquity as to the title
of 11 r. Taylor to the 9- 16ths and the silver tickets.
A-licit I shall therefore refer to the Mast er to inquire
into. As to the payment into Court of the 28,9751.
1 must say that I think but reasonable that I
-hould order it to be pid, and when I say this, I
tto so from the affidavi s which I hold in my hand.
I have Inked into the other affidavits, and I find
hem to be. very contradictory of each other.
save also looked over, ‘rith attention, the letters
A bleb have passed between these parties, and the
phi.epee that I thaw from them is, that Ur.
Waters had.agreed to pay the whole of his por-
hase money :fins Court, in the month of 'April ;
lieretore think that he ought to pay this '28,900
itefore the Accountant-General's Office is closed,
whh h wilt take place on the 23d of the present

month.
Sir S. RomiLLY, on behalf of Mr. Taylor, inti-
Mated that he was wilting to go to arbitration.
Mr. MILLS said it would be impossible to go
to :►rhi:r.,tiou, as they had been already, and it
only led to further
LORD Cu A NCELLOR.-" If you do by your liti-
v,ation shut up •the Opera-house, don't say that 1
%vas to blame, or that I shut it up." His Lord-
ship, in conclusion, directed that the ease should
befote the Master, to enquire as to ti►e title
of Mr. Taylor to the nine-sixteenths ; that Mr.
Waters should be ordered to pay into Court the
sum of 213,9501. before the 23d of August inst.;
and that the.tase should thus stand without
pt•e-
judice to any of the other points involved in it.