The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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50 Change of Name of Registered Trade Mark Proprietor 51 Customary Heriots
117 Restraining Covenants 119 Sale of Private Business to a Limited Company
Landlords , Tenants , and References ... 123 The Intricacies of Statutes 123 ...
50 Change of Name of Registered Trade Mark Proprietor 51 Customary Heriots
117 Restraining Covenants 119 Sale of Private Business to a Limited Company
Landlords , Tenants , and References ... 123 The Intricacies of Statutes 123 ...
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+ In England a tenant by the curtesy is generally said to hold per legem Anglić ,
but in Scotland the term curialitas Scotić is used , ( Co. Litt . , 30a ) . Perhaps
used only in a general sense , as in De Mon. , iii . , 3 . § The preposition is not
usual ...
+ In England a tenant by the curtesy is generally said to hold per legem Anglić ,
but in Scotland the term curialitas Scotić is used , ( Co. Litt . , 30a ) . Perhaps
used only in a general sense , as in De Mon. , iii . , 3 . § The preposition is not
usual ...
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Christy was admitted tenant of certain copyhold tenements of the manor , which
included two tenements known as Scotts and Langmead . Christy subsequently
died seised of the tenements , and , at the time of his death , was not possessed
of ...
Christy was admitted tenant of certain copyhold tenements of the manor , which
included two tenements known as Scotts and Langmead . Christy subsequently
died seised of the tenements , and , at the time of his death , was not possessed
of ...
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Heriots could not be claimed by heriot service , inasmuch as heriot service only
applied to fee tenants of the manor ... and the custom was only applicable so as
to render beasts upon the manor at the time of the tenant's death liable to seizure
.
Heriots could not be claimed by heriot service , inasmuch as heriot service only
applied to fee tenants of the manor ... and the custom was only applicable so as
to render beasts upon the manor at the time of the tenant's death liable to seizure
.
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If a tenant had no beast for a heriot , the lord was defeated , but , according to the
old case of Trinity College v . Brown ( 1 Vern 441 ) , a bill in equity lay to discover
the best beast of a tenant . Presumably in Western v . Bailey the lord has got ...
If a tenant had no beast for a heriot , the lord was defeated , but , according to the
old case of Trinity College v . Brown ( 1 Vern 441 ) , a bill in equity lay to discover
the best beast of a tenant . Presumably in Western v . Bailey the lord has got ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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