The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 23Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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The extensive right of appropriation which the law confers upon creditors ,
presupposes the existence of more than one valid debt . We have already seen
that the creditor may appropriate a general payment to a debt barred by time ; but
the ...
The extensive right of appropriation which the law confers upon creditors ,
presupposes the existence of more than one valid debt . We have already seen
that the creditor may appropriate a general payment to a debt barred by time ; but
the ...
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... he knew to exist . Here the party sought to be affected knew of the existence of
the marriage settlement ; we do not say , according to the present law of the 3 Eq
. Rep . 13 . 1 Court , he was , or that he ought to 172 Notes of Leading Cases .
... he knew to exist . Here the party sought to be affected knew of the existence of
the marriage settlement ; we do not say , according to the present law of the 3 Eq
. Rep . 13 . 1 Court , he was , or that he ought to 172 Notes of Leading Cases .
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minal trials , it will generally be found that the main fact to be proved is either
directly attested by persons speaking from their own actual and personal
knowledge of its existence , or is to be inferred from other facts satisfactorily
proved .
minal trials , it will generally be found that the main fact to be proved is either
directly attested by persons speaking from their own actual and personal
knowledge of its existence , or is to be inferred from other facts satisfactorily
proved .
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Contents
POINTS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR | 1 |
FESSIONAL AND PARLIAMENTARY | 66 |
THE TRANSMISSION OF THE EXECUTOR | 110 |
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