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Page 235
What the Common Law is , what the body of the law is , can be known by that
means , and by that only . It is there only that we can find connectedness ; and
what connectedness ! how immethodical ! how illogical ! Half the difficulty in ...
What the Common Law is , what the body of the law is , can be known by that
means , and by that only . It is there only that we can find connectedness ; and
what connectedness ! how immethodical ! how illogical ! Half the difficulty in ...
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We counsel attention to this matter of text - books , as a means , not as the object ;
as a means of facilitating the consolidation or codification of the law ; and
afterwards as a means of facilitating the promulgation of the law . The text - books
are ...
We counsel attention to this matter of text - books , as a means , not as the object ;
as a means of facilitating the consolidation or codification of the law ; and
afterwards as a means of facilitating the promulgation of the law . The text - books
are ...
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the rule of the Court was , that the term heir is in general to be construed with
reference to the species of property which is the subject of disposition , and that
when used with reference to personal property , it means “ next of kin . " « next of
kin .
the rule of the Court was , that the term heir is in general to be construed with
reference to the species of property which is the subject of disposition , and that
when used with reference to personal property , it means “ next of kin . " « next of
kin .
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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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