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Page 282
The occurrence with which this article treats is supposed to be this : -A passer -
by is walking down a street on , perhaps , a windy or snowy day , and a tile , or a
chimney - pot , or piece of gutter from a house , falls upon him and injures him ...
The occurrence with which this article treats is supposed to be this : -A passer -
by is walking down a street on , perhaps , a windy or snowy day , and a tile , or a
chimney - pot , or piece of gutter from a house , falls upon him and injures him ...
Page 321
The annual average of appeals to the Judicial Committee for the period 1909-13
is 120.6 , and for the period 1904-08 , 89 • 6 ; whilst that for petitions to the House
of Lords is 89.8 and 81'2 for the corresponding periods respectively .
The annual average of appeals to the Judicial Committee for the period 1909-13
is 120.6 , and for the period 1904-08 , 89 • 6 ; whilst that for petitions to the House
of Lords is 89.8 and 81'2 for the corresponding periods respectively .
Page 351
There a testator devised a house to his wife for life , with remainder to his first and
other sons in tail male , and he bequeathed certain chattels to his wife for life ,
and then to the person " who shall at her death become entitled to the possession
...
There a testator devised a house to his wife for life , with remainder to his first and
other sons in tail male , and he bequeathed certain chattels to his wife for life ,
and then to the person " who shall at her death become entitled to the possession
...
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Contents
CRIMINAL STATISTICS 1913 | 306 |
CRIMINALS HABITUAL AND SCOTTISH CONVICTIONS | 331 |
DAMAGE CAUSED BY FALLING TILES ETC HOUSEHOLDERS | 350 |
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