| Great Britain. Court of Chancery, Edward Jacob, John Walker - 1823 - 622 páginas
...a grammar school, and if afterwards, from different notions about education prevailing, it becomes of much less public benefit, that is not a ground upon which a judge can niter it. He that created it had a right to determine its nature. If, therefore, the grammar school... | |
| 1853 - 912 páginas
...generally, seems to be unquestioned. 4 Kent's Com. (6th ed.) 508, note; 7 Ves. (Amer. ed.) 36, note; Fontain v. Ravenel, 17 How. 369. But we have not deemed...that is not a ground upon which a judge can alter it. Ho that created it had the right to determine its nature. I can give no remedy." And in Attorney-General... | |
| Central Society of Education (London, England) - 1838 - 446 páginas
...Hartley, 2 J. and W. 353. and if afterwards, from different notions about education prevailing, it becomes of much less public benefit, that is not a ground...which a judge can alter it. He that created it had a right to determine its nature. If, therefore, the Grammar School of Bingley has (not by the fault... | |
| Central society of education - 1838 - 440 páginas
...Hartley, 2 J. and W. 353. and if afterwards, from different notions about education prevailing, it becomes of much less public benefit, that is not a ground...which a judge can alter it. He that created it had a right to determine its nature. If, therefore, the Grammar School of Bingley has (not by the fault... | |
| 1851 - 488 páginas
...Att.-Gen. v. Huntley, 2 Jac. & Walk. 383, where Lord Eldon remarked, " If the founder thought proper to establish a grammar school, and if afterwards,...is not a ground upon which a judge can alter it. He who created it had a right to determine its nature. * By Lord Eldon, in the case of Att.-Gen. v. Whiteley,... | |
| 1851 - 484 páginas
...Att.-Gen. v. JIuntley, 2 Jac. & Walk. 383, where Lord Eldon remarked, " If the founder thought proper to establish a grammar school, and if afterwards,...is not a ground upon which a judge can alter it. He who created it had a right to determine its rnture, language, writing and arithmetic, he restrained... | |
| Massachusetts. Supreme Judicial Court - 1869 - 668 páginas
...if the loss of benefit is not improperly produced, I have nothing to do ; for if the founder thought fit to establish a grammar school, and if afterwards,...determine its nature. I can give no remedy." And in Attorney General v. Earl of Mansfield, 2 Russ. 520, Lord Eldon said : " There is no power, at least... | |
| Robert Hunter McGrath (Jr.) - 1887 - 88 páginas
...if the loss of benefit is not improperly produced, I have nothing to do ; for if the founder thought fit to establish a grammar school, and if afterwards,...created it, had the right to determine its nature." 3 Nor will the trustees be changed. If they have once ' Harvard Col. vs. The Soc. for Prom. Theol.... | |
| William Purves Gest - 1920 - 38 páginas
...if the loss of benefit is not improperly produced, I have nothing to do; for if the founder thought fit to establish a grammar school, and if afterwards,...created it, had the right to determine its nature." Third. — Nor can the trust be altered on account of hardship or inconvenience to the beneficiary.... | |
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