The American Law Review, Volume 37Little, Brown, and Company, 1903 - Law |
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Page 64
... seems incorrect , however , to give the name of bona vacantia to subjects which pass from the deceased proprietor directly to the crown , or to class this right of the crown among confisca- tions which imply the loss of an estate for ...
... seems incorrect , however , to give the name of bona vacantia to subjects which pass from the deceased proprietor directly to the crown , or to class this right of the crown among confisca- tions which imply the loss of an estate for ...
Page 65
... seems fatal to the argument for succession . 66 3 In his Principles Bell sums up the law , by saying : It is a caduciary right and not a right of succession , " and so , Guthrie adds , " the crown cannot succeed as con- ditional ...
... seems fatal to the argument for succession . 66 3 In his Principles Bell sums up the law , by saying : It is a caduciary right and not a right of succession , " and so , Guthrie adds , " the crown cannot succeed as con- ditional ...
Page 75
... seems that Bowen never wrote a law book , but the desire to attain immortality in that way seemed to him a doubt- ful passion . It was mere " bricks and mortar , " not literary art ; besides , " you write a history of law , or a ...
... seems that Bowen never wrote a law book , but the desire to attain immortality in that way seemed to him a doubt- ful passion . It was mere " bricks and mortar , " not literary art ; besides , " you write a history of law , or a ...
Page 88
... seems that this university was founded by the Sons of Veterans of the United States of America assisted by the patriotic societies and loyal people of the United States . Its foundation was authorized by the Commandery - in - Chief of ...
... seems that this university was founded by the Sons of Veterans of the United States of America assisted by the patriotic societies and loyal people of the United States . Its foundation was authorized by the Commandery - in - Chief of ...
Page 99
... seems , that , when brought before a fair board of arbitrators , there is a greater disposition on each side to listen to reason and to make concessions . One discouraging feature of the subject , however , is , that State Arbi- tration ...
... seems , that , when brought before a fair board of arbitrators , there is a greater disposition on each side to listen to reason and to make concessions . One discouraging feature of the subject , however , is , that State Arbi- tration ...
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