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Thus Coleridge ( J. ) , in his eloquent judgment ( 10 Ad . and El . , 377 ) , said : - “
The defendant's first point states that he , being an officer of the House , is
protected by an order of the House directing bim to do to the plaintiff the identical
act ...
Thus Coleridge ( J. ) , in his eloquent judgment ( 10 Ad . and El . , 377 ) , said : - “
The defendant's first point states that he , being an officer of the House , is
protected by an order of the House directing bim to do to the plaintiff the identical
act ...
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263 ) . An allegation propounding unattested testamentary papers as codicils , on
the ground of their being incorporated with the will , was rejected by the court .
The expenses were directed to be paid out of the estate on all sides . In Townley
v ...
263 ) . An allegation propounding unattested testamentary papers as codicils , on
the ground of their being incorporated with the will , was rejected by the court .
The expenses were directed to be paid out of the estate on all sides . In Townley
v ...
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In Brooks , formerly Reeve , v . Kent ( 1 Notes of Cases , p . 100 ) , the question
raised was as to the construction of the 1 Vict . , c . 26 , B. 21 , upon alterations
made by the testator in his will . The judicial committee of the Privy Council
directed ...
In Brooks , formerly Reeve , v . Kent ( 1 Notes of Cases , p . 100 ) , the question
raised was as to the construction of the 1 Vict . , c . 26 , B. 21 , upon alterations
made by the testator in his will . The judicial committee of the Privy Council
directed ...
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... well as most attorneys have been in the habit of inserting , in all purchase
deeds , a declaration barring dower ; but this practice is utterly reprebensible ,
except where the insertion of the obnoxious clause is specially directed by the
client .
... well as most attorneys have been in the habit of inserting , in all purchase
deeds , a declaration barring dower ; but this practice is utterly reprebensible ,
except where the insertion of the obnoxious clause is specially directed by the
client .
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... the secretary to the board was directed to inquire of their lordships whether
they had been able to examine it , and if not , whether they would wish to do so ,
or would prefer that it should be taken up by some other members of the board .
... the secretary to the board was directed to inquire of their lordships whether
they had been able to examine it , and if not , whether they would wish to do so ,
or would prefer that it should be taken up by some other members of the board .
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1859 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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