The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Saunders and Benning, 1856 - Law |
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... honour , feudal or otherwise , by which any person hath or may have a right to sit in the Lords ' House of Parliament , as to his or their title of honour or sitting in Parliament , and the privilege belonging to them as peers . ' So ...
... honour , feudal or otherwise , by which any person hath or may have a right to sit in the Lords ' House of Parliament , as to his or their title of honour or sitting in Parliament , and the privilege belonging to them as peers . ' So ...
Page 437
... Honour , " cannot give the plaintiff the relief he seeks , without deciding in his favour various collateral questions of considerable nicety and difficulty as to the right to the estate ; questions not now properly ripe for decision ...
... Honour , " cannot give the plaintiff the relief he seeks , without deciding in his favour various collateral questions of considerable nicety and difficulty as to the right to the estate ; questions not now properly ripe for decision ...
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... Honour by Mr. Francis Reilly of the English Chancery Bar ) , his Honour said , that it was probably decided on the ground that interest was not payable unless by express contract where the question arose before the com- missioners , or ...
... Honour by Mr. Francis Reilly of the English Chancery Bar ) , his Honour said , that it was probably decided on the ground that interest was not payable unless by express contract where the question arose before the com- missioners , or ...
Contents
HISTORY OF JURISPRUDENCETHE | 1 |
A CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF JERSEY | 23 |
LIFE PEERAGES | 35 |
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