The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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... person was exploited and the chances of his testimony discussed ; until a new sensation was invented . In a similar ... persons had said , and a good deal of the re - examination was taken up with denials of the various fictitious ...
... person was exploited and the chances of his testimony discussed ; until a new sensation was invented . In a similar ... persons had said , and a good deal of the re - examination was taken up with denials of the various fictitious ...
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... person , and a devise to a person and his heirs . In the former case , as we shall presently see , the heirs are not necessarily ascertainable at the death of the ancestor ; but the gift is to them as purchasers ; whereas , in the ...
... person , and a devise to a person and his heirs . In the former case , as we shall presently see , the heirs are not necessarily ascertainable at the death of the ancestor ; but the gift is to them as purchasers ; whereas , in the ...
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... person who should prove to be the heir of the first reversioner when the particular estate came to an end.5 In the case of executory interests , as contingent remainders and executory devises , the rule of descent was , that the person ...
... person who should prove to be the heir of the first reversioner when the particular estate came to an end.5 In the case of executory interests , as contingent remainders and executory devises , the rule of descent was , that the person ...
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... persons who successively could predicate of themselves heirship of the first purchaser or first reversioner , as the ... person who was the heir of P when the con- tingency happened , which was at the death of G under age and without ...
... persons who successively could predicate of themselves heirship of the first purchaser or first reversioner , as the ... person who was the heir of P when the con- tingency happened , which was at the death of G under age and without ...
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... person is to be ascertained . In Winslow v . Goodwin , 1 it is said by Judge Wilde , delivering the opinion of the court : " In the case of Cook v . Hammond , 2 it was decided after a very able discussion of the question as to the ...
... person is to be ascertained . In Winslow v . Goodwin , 1 it is said by Judge Wilde , delivering the opinion of the court : " In the case of Cook v . Hammond , 2 it was decided after a very able discussion of the question as to the ...
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