Looking  at  the  conduct  of  Morgan^  I  think  he  ought
to  pay  the  costs  of  the  present  petition.
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CASES  IN  CHANCEBY.
1849.
Nov.  G.
ROBERTSON  v.  SKELTON.
A  purchaser      TN  July  1846^  two  houses  were  sold  by  auction,  in  a
from  the  X  creditors'  suit,  and  were  purchased  by  HiginbaOum.
By  the  conditions  of  sale,  he  was  to  get  the  report  con-


Court  is  in
equity  the

tlTe^orcE?  con.  ^^^  ^^^^  *«  8*  ^^  ^ugrtw^  1846,  and  pay  hfa  pur-
firming  the  chase  money  into  Court  before  the  12th  of  Nmember
am^de'terioni-  1846,  and  be  let  into  possession  as  from  the  29th  of


tion  of  the
property
arising  from
accident  or  by
fire,  without
the  defiiult  of
tlie  vendor,


September  1846.
In  consequence  of  the  purchaser's  de&ult,  the  Plain*
tiff,  on  the  20th  of  April  1847,  obtained  an  order  to
feUs^uporthe   confirm  absolutely  the  Master's  report  of  the  best  pur-
purchaser,        chaser,  (a)
If,  between  ^  ^

the  contract
and  convey-         \^  jj^^  1847,  on  an  application  by  the  Plaintiff  to  have

arises  by  acci^  the  purchase  money  paid  into  Court,  a  reference  was
dent,  which


brings  with  it
legal  obliga-
tion, which
niuat  be  im-
mediately
satisfied,  the
expense  in-


made  to  the  Master,  to  enquire  whether  a  good  title
could  be  made.
