The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 23
... favour of his coparceners . These are called Rentes retours de Bille de Partage . These several modes of creating " rentes " have been in operation since the earliest times ; and almost all the landed property in the island has thus ...
... favour of his coparceners . These are called Rentes retours de Bille de Partage . These several modes of creating " rentes " have been in operation since the earliest times ; and almost all the landed property in the island has thus ...
Page 55
... favour of a testa- tor's illegitimate child can take effect unless the child be in esse at the time of making the will , and be particularly specified , is salutary as a general principle , but occasionally is extremely unjust . Take ...
... favour of a testa- tor's illegitimate child can take effect unless the child be in esse at the time of making the will , and be particularly specified , is salutary as a general principle , but occasionally is extremely unjust . Take ...
Page 58
... favour of an alteration in the law as regards the rights of the husband in the property of his wife ; but neither of the cases so fluently suggested by the eloquent law- officer of the crown , had any thing whatever to do with the prin ...
... favour of an alteration in the law as regards the rights of the husband in the property of his wife ; but neither of the cases so fluently suggested by the eloquent law- officer of the crown , had any thing whatever to do with the prin ...
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... favour of an equality of division . The majority of the wills of persons of this class clearly shows this to be the case . But it would be by no means wise to hold out an inducement to them not to make wills , and this mea- sure would ...
... favour of an equality of division . The majority of the wills of persons of this class clearly shows this to be the case . But it would be by no means wise to hold out an inducement to them not to make wills , and this mea- sure would ...
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... favour of the abolition . of peculiar tenures and customs , the inconvenience of some of which were pointed out in a late number of this Magazine ; ' but surely Lord Brougham must have been somewhat astonished at finding a passage , in ...
... favour of the abolition . of peculiar tenures and customs , the inconvenience of some of which were pointed out in a late number of this Magazine ; ' but surely Lord Brougham must have been somewhat astonished at finding a passage , in ...
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