Court Of Chancery, Tuesda...
LAW RPPORT. mier. .3UGDEN said Lins was the petition of Mlr. Scadamore, pray- ing to be allowed to inspect the title deeds, pedigrees, and family do. cuments of the lunatic in the Master's officc, on the ground that the petitioner had discovered that he was the heir at law of the Duchecs. The LoRD CISA.CELLOR said he could nor make any order upon this petition. lrhv had not Mr. Scudamore filed his bill The Court might as well order Mr. SugdeA or any body else to be allow. ed access to the papers. itr. SUGDEN said he thought the petitioner was entitled to the order he prayed for, by having made out a primafacic case- but if his Lordship was of opinion that he ought to file a bill, he would do so. In the tnean time, as an application was about to be made to have the documents delivered up, perlhaps his Lordship would order upon the petitioner undertaking to rile his bill, that they should not be so delivered- up until they wAere inspected by him. The Lonru CHANCELLOR did not know what was to prevent the netitioner from filing his bill at once. He dared say some gentle. rinan would be found who could manufacture a bill against Saturday- before which day the Court -would hear nothing furtber in lunati^ petitions. His Lordship dismissed the present petition with Costs. ZX.PARTE FELLOWES, IN TIrE aCATTER OF LORD PORTS. .VIOUTII. This was a petition praying for the aptointmentof a receiver. Air. SIqrDEh' said, that his lordship had decided upon this peti. tion before, haviRg refused the receiver. The Lo tD CHANCELLOR was sure he had refused the receiver over the Irish estate. hlr. SUGDE N said his Lordship had refused the receiver to both the English and Irish estates. The LORD CGAXCELLOR supposed he should read the petition again. X.XFARTE LADY TURNER, IN THE 2IATTER OF SIR G. P. TURgER. The LORD CHA-cCELLoR-hadreadthispetition. Itwasallright. Mr- PEH3rB3 RTOZ said, that the suspension of the trial of the traverse had the effect of protracting the recovery of the lunatic. Jlr. P!TLrso_oR- hoped his Lordship wouldimpose some terms respezing the trial of the traverse. The, LoxD CHANCELLOR said, if they did not proceed with the b:ial, he would treat the estate as if there was no traverse. COURT OF CHANCERY, TUESDAY. APRtr. R. ~UA31URk:O I TilF E 3IATTER OF THE DUCU.ESS - - - -- - OF EIORFOLY.