The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 23Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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He observes , that in order to have a right conception of our old jurisprudence , it
is necessary that the inquirer should forget for a while every alteration which may
have been since made — should enter upon his investigations with a mind ...
He observes , that in order to have a right conception of our old jurisprudence , it
is necessary that the inquirer should forget for a while every alteration which may
have been since made — should enter upon his investigations with a mind ...
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In his report of this case , Lord Coke takes occasion to lay down several
wholesome maxims which traders would do well ( irrespectively of our existing
bankrupt law ) to keep in mind : thus , he says that when any gift of chattels is
made , even ...
In his report of this case , Lord Coke takes occasion to lay down several
wholesome maxims which traders would do well ( irrespectively of our existing
bankrupt law ) to keep in mind : thus , he says that when any gift of chattels is
made , even ...
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All this showed that the testator had personal estate only in his mind when he
made this will . Similarly in the case of Stokes v . Salomons , real estate was held
to be in the testator's mind : inasmuch as he had disposed of a life interest in one
to ...
All this showed that the testator had personal estate only in his mind when he
made this will . Similarly in the case of Stokes v . Salomons , real estate was held
to be in the testator's mind : inasmuch as he had disposed of a life interest in one
to ...
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POINTS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR | 1 |
FESSIONAL AND PARLIAMENTARY | 66 |
THE TRANSMISSION OF THE EXECUTOR | 110 |
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