Court Of Chancery, Thursd...
. LAIV, P.PoRT. b col-3zrn.i,er ao mto-:dhsbtv&theiwe n, hich sts- grnts: a-Ort tilme since to restrain the noble , v'n-to& veunteringap- sdKinenth on-a vpaTrant ofAttoriey, , ow-.tabye to p ifby h woaib4y.of. victriyjor.e b.e :Of tbe ioy 1, Cthe-st&. Til,the rpentiff.bihctg tade I= easa ILsOd i -bker eperat Uifhlhry.barn, dhbeingdulya ndecdto th c n3obls earl4 wt`o letin.vJz e CWon ithe nmbqeof 2hiiteeleof or !ro-avenor, -a 51r. Crosby., was chzrge&l in rrofinjathan~ nni.?hndmakgtoro lan l aun n , ounpe Sn atto tS aptinp and 2other brand es of the bisinst ofsteh- t chiril nrexp ai l;dn w setisd if thepCointiff',nind;whicb h ?hlm to d6se tho'biaeb-tw-V more -eagetne-a-nEl tipoidif. - rn fnrm the ost - whicnn he would otheforw1$ have. ~. All thece-allergations -ere very paritively.Adnietd t nC reyaraP ande3 tbencernA Ato-the end-Cofu year, Arm. tncic hiiaself incapable of maki eigod-a thefirst at of tshe hadey dueie upon th t please, -the apsraiged 'f te fixtaureS together wit: the rent. Withosi MalT- EZpcorcr ofatagait was obtaineS fr. Wilioughby propoed a tO secD e thbe tble osrly to which wad bthe pmwer of zir, wth-insnentcrstandingthatit w7as only tobsebyi way, i a ty f or-Prizcipal, interes andrent. A the last quar&tr-daV a -de 'afar rent (at4 5. aear),puarchwasea.vaoney,andi ntrst, IL o E11 lis Lordship wa abouttoenterup judgment, t z , restrai sie by t re injunction of th Court, whic h it was tha of b, ta. l tution to dissolve. hoPti, CKa wtCELLO.t Said, that in granting the motion dX0 h, a:donei wi ti beadoview. i ehad pssed overallthe alliga tbecrning tole pnoting buine and thebadnesso o the contract. as t was stne ato think of a tafi holding pwossession OF au- a fren ybc, condel rthen coming to the Court for release from pe'rotat p circumytan.ch which existe gat thefirst commence- rHis fIord%hip p ade therefore lift that part of the case, as ne was Lordyo be answeored in the argument upon showing n ce the otrighon. Lort it did appear upoia the documentse, pa ee power or at ey was obtained from sesr. Wriloughby, ; COVenaDtS:andngthat the only use which would be made of it ~l3 be thatofencing rm the fulfilment of the cbveuants of the na t. Now there wts considerable menery due to Lord Gr-. rupo*n this agreenaent, npon which it was available for his toisip have entered up judgment oni the power of ettoirey.' In- of whiblch, as It was represented to the Court, the first 'P take --s to give Mlr. Willonghbv notice to qjuit, whereas ,= w-as am aggreement in -the lease for tfic mode of appraising arid ~r*enr., wK-hiowere.to be adopted in case or' r. Wilioughby lit- ~~Zte inn to another tenant, or giving It up to Liord Gp~srenor. las thic~ sod a presn t, AMr. WVillnugbby was put in a Mitu&. ~ai~wbiIs e culdnot holN the property with any advantage to ranboyelse: and this appeared to be a mode of using powe ofattrne, wich, was alwairs a good security for liord ~ for he payent of money and the fulfilmeut of the cove- ~s.notatallwaranedby the term-, and understanding whbere. Lb t ncs irs gien,liehad accordingly granted the inianction on ondtio ofMr.Willouj.ghby eaying into Couri all- the nem du t Lod Goseno,,thinxing that the argument beiing =--cted uander thos dur,tance wonid lead to a decisioni of the =Antsr so what righ Lord Grovenor had in regard to ithe use of epowr ofttoney,apat frm te noionof seenrity for the fual- ~t o corneas: ad thn, uppoingthose covenants either or ecue.4 wht pwer wee lfthim by the lease anti ~jr.HC,sE ollwedtheSoleitr..eneral.-..Further artgume'nt ICOtIMT OF CelANaIrf v=.- - - tLOUG7.y.-. jy