7.  Whether  the  Court  can  direct  leases  and


sales  under  the  19  &  20  Viet,  c  120,  in  a
cause  without  a  petition,  qumre.  Harvey
y,  Clark,  vol.  28.  p.  7

8.  The  effect  and  operation  of  the  Settled
Estates  Act  (19  8e  20  Fiet,  c.  120)  ex-
plained. Grey  v.  Jenkins,    vol.  26,  p.  88 1

9.  The  expression  '*  persons  entitled,"  in
the  Settled  Estates  Act,  means  persons
beneficially  entitled,  and  all  persons  be-
neficially entitled  must  concur.  Trus-
tees can  only  consent  for  unborn  chil-
dren, but  trustees  with  a  power  of  sale
may  join  in  a  sale  which  will  bind  all
persons  claiming  under  their  trust.   Ilnd,

10.  Under  the  Settled  EsUtes  Act  (19  &
20  net,  c.  120),  the  Court  will  not  au-
thorize  the  sale  of  a  portion  of  the  estate,
for  raising  money  to  make  the  necessary
roads  on  building  land;  but  it  will  autho-
rize leases  on  the  terms  of  the  lessees'
making  such  roads.  In  re  Chamberes  In
the  matter  rf  the  Settled  EetaUe  Act.
vol.  28,  p.  688

11.  Declaratory  decree  that  it  is  fit  and
proper  that  an  application  should  be
maae  to  parliament  to  extend  the  leasing
powers  affecting  a  settled  estate.  SaoiU
T.  Bruce,  vol.  29,  p.  857

12.  In  taking  accounts  in  chambers  the
Court  never  disturbs  a  settled  account
between  the  parties.    Newen  v.  Wetten.
vol.  81,  p.  815
18.  Upon  a  petition  under  the  Settled  Es-
tates Act,  an  infant,  remotelv  interested,
had  been  born  after  the  advertisement
had  been  made.  The  Court  permitted
him  to  be  made  a  party  by  amendment,
and  dispensed  with  further  advertise-
ments.   Re  Morton* t  Settled  Estate.
