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2. Wife's effects — Ante - nuptial creditor . - Administration of a wife's effects , who
had lived with her husband until her death , granted to an ante - nuptial creditor .
A decree had been personally served on the husband , but no appearance was ...
2. Wife's effects — Ante - nuptial creditor . - Administration of a wife's effects , who
had lived with her husband until her death , granted to an ante - nuptial creditor .
A decree had been personally served on the husband , but no appearance was ...
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ninety - nine years , to work the lines , and use the property and plant of the
granting company , except certain ... their Acts , and could neither be granted nor
accepted without further powers from Parliament ; that it was a contract savouring
of ...
ninety - nine years , to work the lines , and use the property and plant of the
granting company , except certain ... their Acts , and could neither be granted nor
accepted without further powers from Parliament ; that it was a contract savouring
of ...
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A patent was granted for improvements in the manufacture of gelatinous
substances , and in the apparatus to be used therein , with the usual proviso as to
the enrolment of the specification within six months . Before the expiration of the
six ...
A patent was granted for improvements in the manufacture of gelatinous
substances , and in the apparatus to be used therein , with the usual proviso as to
the enrolment of the specification within six months . Before the expiration of the
six ...
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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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