The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... Scotland v . Scotland ... Shaw v . Cates ... Simmons v . Montague Stalwell's Trusts , In re Starkey v . Barton Stevenson v . Glasgow Corporation ... Toppin v . Belfast Corporation ... ... ... ... 96 338 95 347 339 486 339 339 ... 220 ...
... Scotland v . Scotland ... Shaw v . Cates ... Simmons v . Montague Stalwell's Trusts , In re Starkey v . Barton Stevenson v . Glasgow Corporation ... Toppin v . Belfast Corporation ... ... ... ... 96 338 95 347 339 486 339 339 ... 220 ...
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... Scotland , and they must have risked an appeal to the House of Lords . But the tax was too insignificant to render such a step necessary or desirable , and the sequel will show that they were well advised . Almost immediately upon the ...
... Scotland , and they must have risked an appeal to the House of Lords . But the tax was too insignificant to render such a step necessary or desirable , and the sequel will show that they were well advised . Almost immediately upon the ...
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... at Paris and is in Scotland . Apart from this the definition meets the case of the faculty in an English university ] rule removed all clerical restrictions from headships1 and fellowships , 50 THE LAW OF THE UNIVERSITIES .
... at Paris and is in Scotland . Apart from this the definition meets the case of the faculty in an English university ] rule removed all clerical restrictions from headships1 and fellowships , 50 THE LAW OF THE UNIVERSITIES .
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... Scotland has taken at least its full share in defining charity " and " charitable " as applied to a testamentary settlement . In Blair v . Duncan ( [ 1901 ] , 4 F. ( H. L. ) 1 ) , a direction to apply the residue of an estate " for such ...
... Scotland has taken at least its full share in defining charity " and " charitable " as applied to a testamentary settlement . In Blair v . Duncan ( [ 1901 ] , 4 F. ( H. L. ) 1 ) , a direction to apply the residue of an estate " for such ...
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... Scotland , and could not therefore be cited with authority . It is common to both countries that every man in the disposing of his estate must express his own wishes , and must not leave another to select the favoured persons . It is ...
... Scotland , and could not therefore be cited with authority . It is common to both countries that every man in the disposing of his estate must express his own wishes , and must not leave another to select the favoured persons . It is ...
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