The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Saunders and Benning, 1856 - Law |
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Page 253
... Probate of Wills . In the first place , we will ask what is a probate ? This ques- tion , simple , and of every day , as it seems , has more difficulty in finding an accurate solution than the reader might at first imagine . Many ...
... Probate of Wills . In the first place , we will ask what is a probate ? This ques- tion , simple , and of every day , as it seems , has more difficulty in finding an accurate solution than the reader might at first imagine . Many ...
Page 400
... probate of a will , and to another for a legacy under the same instrument . But we do not agree in these sentiments . Every court should , undoubtedly , be em- ployed to do complete justice with respect to the matter imme- diately ...
... probate of a will , and to another for a legacy under the same instrument . But we do not agree in these sentiments . Every court should , undoubtedly , be em- ployed to do complete justice with respect to the matter imme- diately ...
Page 410
... probate should be capable of being heard by a single judge of the new court sit- ting in open court , but such judge should be empowered to refer any subject brought before him to the full court . 16. That an appeal should lie on all ...
... probate should be capable of being heard by a single judge of the new court sit- ting in open court , but such judge should be empowered to refer any subject brought before him to the full court . 16. That an appeal should lie on all ...
Contents
HISTORY OF JURISPRUDENCETHE | 1 |
A CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF JERSEY | 23 |
LIFE PEERAGES | 35 |
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