References: [1843] EngR 526, (1843) 3 Hare 97, (1843) 67 ER 312
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A share of rent due from the occupying tenant of certain premises to the estate of a testatrix, who was one of several tenants in common of the same premises, allowed to be set off by her executors in a suit for a legacy bequeathed by the testatrix to the debtor; but not as against a legacy bequeathed by the testatrix to the wife of the debtor.
This case is cited by:
- See Also – M’Mohan -v- Burchell ([1845] EngR 724, Commonlii, (1845) 1 Holt Eq 186, (1845) 71 ER 716)
. . - See Also – M’Mahon -v- Burchell CA ((1846) 1 Coop t Cott 457 (47 ER 944), SC 2 Ph 127 (41 ER 889))
Terence M’Mahon had left his house in St Christopher to his seven children as tenants in common. One of them (William) frequently occupied the house, three others occupied it occasionally, and three not at all. The executors of one of the children . . - See Also – M’Mohon -v- Burchell ([1846] EngR 760, Commonlii, (1846) 5 Hare 322, (1846) 67 ER 936)
. . - See Also – William M’Mahon And Wife -v- Burchell And Another ([1846] EngR 1180, Commonlii, (1846) 2 Ph 127, (1846) 41 ER 889)
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