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Page 158
On the tenant's wife . - Service of the writ may be effected also by leaving the
copy with the wife of the tenant either on the premises or at the husband's house .
It is necessary to show that the service was on the wife at the husband's house ,
in ...
On the tenant's wife . - Service of the writ may be effected also by leaving the
copy with the wife of the tenant either on the premises or at the husband's house .
It is necessary to show that the service was on the wife at the husband's house ,
in ...
Page 246
In Ulster , tenant right signifies the right which from long custom the tenant has
assumed of disposing of his interest in the holding at , or even before , the
determination of the tenancy , or , in other words , it is synonymous with what in
England ...
In Ulster , tenant right signifies the right which from long custom the tenant has
assumed of disposing of his interest in the holding at , or even before , the
determination of the tenancy , or , in other words , it is synonymous with what in
England ...
Page 247
Sir W. Somerville prepared a Landlord and Tenant Bill in 1851 , but as the
Government came to a conclusion sooner than was expected , its principles were
never fully developed . It was not intended to affect any remedy or right either of ...
Sir W. Somerville prepared a Landlord and Tenant Bill in 1851 , but as the
Government came to a conclusion sooner than was expected , its principles were
never fully developed . It was not intended to affect any remedy or right either of ...
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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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