The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Saunders and Benning, 1856 - Law |
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Page 96
... regard to the capacity of the parties to contract it ; -and how is that capacity to be ascer- tained except by the ... regard the dissolution of the con- tract as impossible , unless by Papal authority ; and regard a divorce by Act of ...
... regard to the capacity of the parties to contract it ; -and how is that capacity to be ascer- tained except by the ... regard the dissolution of the con- tract as impossible , unless by Papal authority ; and regard a divorce by Act of ...
Page 97
... regard as committed by her conduct and opinions . Suppose all they contend for to be true as regards the obligations of the marriage ; suppose that Mrs. Fitzherbert , having contracted a marriage void by the English law , was still by ...
... regard as committed by her conduct and opinions . Suppose all they contend for to be true as regards the obligations of the marriage ; suppose that Mrs. Fitzherbert , having contracted a marriage void by the English law , was still by ...
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... regard either to the point . of whether a profit has been made by him , or to the point whether any injury has been sustained . It is a penalty on the trustee , and a compensation for risk , not loss . It might be possible to deal with ...
... regard either to the point . of whether a profit has been made by him , or to the point whether any injury has been sustained . It is a penalty on the trustee , and a compensation for risk , not loss . It might be possible to deal with ...
Contents
HISTORY OF JURISPRUDENCETHE | 1 |
A CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF JERSEY | 23 |
LIFE PEERAGES | 35 |
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