Drew  T.  TFillis,  (1891)  1  Q.  B.  450  ;  {dj  Dolphin  v.   Aijiward,  L.  K.  4

60  L.  J.  Q.   B.   264 ;   Ee  Leavesley,  H.  L.  486.
(1891)  2  Ch.  1  ;  60  L.  J.  0.  385.  (e)  Scott  v.  Hastings,  i'S..  &  J.  633;

(e)    Whitworth  t.  Gaugain,  1  Phill.  Arden  v.  Arden,  L.  R.  29  C.  D.  702  ;

728  ;  see  Coate'scase,  46  L.  J.  C.  367  ;  54  L.  J.  C.  666.     See  joosi!,  p.  1007.
Badeley-v.  Consolidated  Bank,  L.  R.  (/)  See  Baikg's  Trusts,  38  Jj.  J.  C.
138  CONTRACTS  01''  RECORD.
Past  I.  process  of  execution  of  any  such  judgment,  by  virtue  wliereof
any  land  shall  have  been  actually  delivered  in  execution,
shall  be  registered  in  the  manner  provided  by  the  Act,
23  &  24  Vict.  c.  38";  "and  no  other  or  prior  registration
of  such  judgment  shall  be  necessary  for  any  purpose."  And
by  s.  4,  "every  creditor  to  whom  any  land  of  his  debtor  shall
have  been  actually  delivered  in  execution  by  virtue  of  any
such  judgment,  and  whose  writ  or  other  process  of  execution
shall  be  duly  registered,  shall  be  entitled  to  obtain  from  the
Court  of  Chancery,  upon  petition  in  a  summary  way,  an
order  for  the  sale  of  his  debtor's  interest  in  such  land  "  in
manner  therein  provided.
Equitable        jf  +}^q  interest  of  the  debtor  in  the  land  be  incapable  of

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