The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 23Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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Page 58
... favour of his children or more remote issue . An appointment is made in favour of A's son for life , with remainder to the children of A's son in equal shares . Is the appointment valid to its full extent ? If not , how would you modify ...
... favour of his children or more remote issue . An appointment is made in favour of A's son for life , with remainder to the children of A's son in equal shares . Is the appointment valid to its full extent ? If not , how would you modify ...
Page 193
... favour of a volunteer , he would , I apprehend , clearly constitute himself a trustee for the volun- teer , and equity would execute the trust , and compel a transfer of the stock to the cestui que trust . But if the same person ...
... favour of a volunteer , he would , I apprehend , clearly constitute himself a trustee for the volun- teer , and equity would execute the trust , and compel a transfer of the stock to the cestui que trust . But if the same person ...
Page 387
... favour of the defendant , and it would obviously require a strong and convincing chain of circumstantial evidence to oust the occupant of his land . Probat denique is qui non possidet , utpote quo deficiente in probatione possessor ...
... favour of the defendant , and it would obviously require a strong and convincing chain of circumstantial evidence to oust the occupant of his land . Probat denique is qui non possidet , utpote quo deficiente in probatione possessor ...
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POINTS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR | 1 |
ON THE APPROPRIATION OF PAYMENTS | 21 |
THE MAY EXAMINATION PAPERS | 50 |
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