The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 37
... 10 ) at which by Quinlan's story they approached the church . But it must be remembered that the sole effect of these discrepancies , such Martin Quinlan : Lived on Mission street nearly back of THE DURRANT CASE . 37.
... 10 ) at which by Quinlan's story they approached the church . But it must be remembered that the sole effect of these discrepancies , such Martin Quinlan : Lived on Mission street nearly back of THE DURRANT CASE . 37.
Page 45
... effect of this would be merely to show that Durrant's story about putting them there on his first arrival was false.1 Durrant's Exclusive Opportunity.— As further negativing the hostile effect of the State's testimony putting Durrant at ...
... effect of this would be merely to show that Durrant's story about putting them there on his first arrival was false.1 Durrant's Exclusive Opportunity.— As further negativing the hostile effect of the State's testimony putting Durrant at ...
Page 69
... effect upon a future uncertain or remote contin- gency , is not liable to the objection of violating the rule against perpetuities , in the same degree with other conditional and con- tingent interests in real estate of an executory ...
... effect upon a future uncertain or remote contin- gency , is not liable to the objection of violating the rule against perpetuities , in the same degree with other conditional and con- tingent interests in real estate of an executory ...
Page 72
... effect in the person who was the heir of P when the con- tingency happened , which was at the death of G under age and without issue . Among other cases involving the principle of the executory devise passing to the heir as of the time ...
... effect in the person who was the heir of P when the con- tingency happened , which was at the death of G under age and without issue . Among other cases involving the principle of the executory devise passing to the heir as of the time ...
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the contingent estate took effect in possession , this husband of B was living , but his wife and children had all died , as above . Held that under the statutes of Delaware , the husband was en- titled as the heir of that child of his ...
the contingent estate took effect in possession , this husband of B was living , but his wife and children had all died , as above . Held that under the statutes of Delaware , the husband was en- titled as the heir of that child of his ...
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