APPENDIX. 



PART I. 



UNEEPOETED CASES. 



PAGE 



Fettinffall v. Fettingall. — Annuity bequeathed to keep a Favourite 



Mare 465 



Alexander and another v. La'ulley and others. — Rule of the Road 467 



Simpson V. Potts. — Sidebones 467 



Jlall V. i2o/7e/'so«.— Laininitis 468 



Mcfjina V. CmIc. — Furious Riding 471 



Matthews v. P«/-Z,rr.— Navicular Disease , 471 



Atkinson v. Horridge. — Thick- wind 472 



Croekford v. Lord Maidstone. — A Common Gaming House 473 



Smart v. Allison. — Alteration of Structure in the Feet 474 



Hjjde V. Davis. — Disease of the Lungs 477 



Buckingham v. Rogers. — Disease of the Lungs 479 



Elcin V. Chapman. — Negligent Driving in the Dark 479 



Bouden v. Sherman. — Negligent Driving at a Crossing 480 



Hadland v. Price. — A " Selling Race" 481 



Pereival v. Dudgeon. — Horse damaged by Negligent Driving 483 



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Fettingall v. Fettingall. 



Before Vice- Chancellor Sir J. L. Knight Bruce, February 12th, 



1847. 

 This was a petition presented by five reversionary legatees of a Annuity be- 

 fund wliieli it was souglit to have distributed among them, queathed to 

 security being given to provide for the object of the testator's -^^^ avour- 

 bounty, namely, a favourite black Mare, aged twelve years. 

 The testator bequeathed to his executor, the plaintiff (who 

 was his nephew), the sum of 50^. a year, to be exj)ended for 

 the keep of his favourite black Mare, which was to be "pro- 

 perly and comfortably kept in some park or paddock," to 

 have her ' ' shoes taken oif , and never to be ridden or har- 

 nessed." "My executor," the testator said, "is to consider 

 himself in honour bound to fulfil my wish, and to see that she 

 is well provided for, and to be removable at his will, and at 

 the Mare's death all payments to cease." The fund had been 

 carried to an account called " The Black Mare's Account." 



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