The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 75
... Settlement . A farm servant keeps a house in which his wife and family resided while he worked in neighbouring parishes , returning occasionally to his house . Held that his house was his resi- dence in a question of acquiring and ...
... Settlement . A farm servant keeps a house in which his wife and family resided while he worked in neighbouring parishes , returning occasionally to his house . Held that his house was his resi- dence in a question of acquiring and ...
Page 155
... settlement a merely Equitable settlement . In the latter case , the repeal of the Statute would have served no beneficial end but have created some incon- venience , namely , the entire severance of the Legal owner- ship from the ...
... settlement a merely Equitable settlement . In the latter case , the repeal of the Statute would have served no beneficial end but have created some incon- venience , namely , the entire severance of the Legal owner- ship from the ...
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... Settlements in Great Britain . " Nov. 23 . GUEST , John , Esq . , Solicitor , lately one of the Registrars of the Birmingham County Court , aged 69. Admitted 1833 . Oct. 3 . HALL , John , Esq . , Solicitor , Manchester , aged 73 ...
... Settlements in Great Britain . " Nov. 23 . GUEST , John , Esq . , Solicitor , lately one of the Registrars of the Birmingham County Court , aged 69. Admitted 1833 . Oct. 3 . HALL , John , Esq . , Solicitor , Manchester , aged 73 ...
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... settlement is established . The Act of Elizabeth ( 1 Elizabeth , c . I , A.D. 1559 ) restored the Church of England not to the condition in which it stood ( says Hardwick * ) at the death of Henry VIII . , when the ecclesiastical power ...
... settlement is established . The Act of Elizabeth ( 1 Elizabeth , c . I , A.D. 1559 ) restored the Church of England not to the condition in which it stood ( says Hardwick * ) at the death of Henry VIII . , when the ecclesiastical power ...
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... settlements , whereupon he assumed the name of Graham after that of Murray , which had been taken on the marriage of his ancestor Patrick , younger brother of the ancestors of Lord Lynedoch and Robert Graham of Redgorton , with the ...
... settlements , whereupon he assumed the name of Graham after that of Murray , which had been taken on the marriage of his ancestor Patrick , younger brother of the ancestors of Lord Lynedoch and Robert Graham of Redgorton , with the ...
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