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Page 181
... for the purpose of holding and conveying real property , including leaseholds
for lives or years ; and where estates are vested in persons who do not manage
or apply the income , and in other cases ( when it may appear to the Court having
...
... for the purpose of holding and conveying real property , including leaseholds
for lives or years ; and where estates are vested in persons who do not manage
or apply the income , and in other cases ( when it may appear to the Court having
...
Page 227
In the MSS . , however , and earliest printed editions , the different parts
continued to appear separately , and generally with the addition of the glossa
ordinaria ; that is to say , of a running commentary , compiled from the glosses , or
marginal ...
In the MSS . , however , and earliest printed editions , the different parts
continued to appear separately , and generally with the addition of the glossa
ordinaria ; that is to say , of a running commentary , compiled from the glosses , or
marginal ...
Page 251
In other particulars the Act appears to have more than satisfied every reasonable
expectation of the public , and to have ... And , for a wonder still more astounding
, this important branch of the revenue code would appear to have imparted to it ...
In other particulars the Act appears to have more than satisfied every reasonable
expectation of the public , and to have ... And , for a wonder still more astounding
, this important branch of the revenue code would appear to have imparted to it ...
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Contents
ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 59 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XX N S FEB MAY 1854 | 84 |
COMMON LAW 1 115 | 115 |
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