The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 14
... held there was an excess of jurisdiction on their part , against which the courts of law would protect a subject applying to them . He was followed in this view in the judgment delivered in Burdett v . Abbott ( 16 East . 1 ) . Lord ...
... held there was an excess of jurisdiction on their part , against which the courts of law would protect a subject applying to them . He was followed in this view in the judgment delivered in Burdett v . Abbott ( 16 East . 1 ) . Lord ...
Page 15
... held a good plea . Stockdale v . Hansard is the next case which may be here adverted to , the action being for defaming the plaintiff's charac- ter , in charging upon him the publication of obscene works . The " defamation " had been ...
... held a good plea . Stockdale v . Hansard is the next case which may be here adverted to , the action being for defaming the plaintiff's charac- ter , in charging upon him the publication of obscene works . The " defamation " had been ...
Page 23
... held in fee , subject to the payment of certain perpe- tual " rentes . " These owe their origin to circumstances and inci- dents which we will proceed to describe : — 1st , On the sale of property , part of the consideration is reserved ...
... held in fee , subject to the payment of certain perpe- tual " rentes . " These owe their origin to circumstances and inci- dents which we will proceed to describe : — 1st , On the sale of property , part of the consideration is reserved ...
Page 35
... held to be valid as revocations . The court gave the legatees , who were opposing parties , their costs out of the estate . In Bunny v . Hemsted ( 3 Notes of Cases , p . 599 ) , certain papers , apparently inconsistent with themselves ...
... held to be valid as revocations . The court gave the legatees , who were opposing parties , their costs out of the estate . In Bunny v . Hemsted ( 3 Notes of Cases , p . 599 ) , certain papers , apparently inconsistent with themselves ...
Page 55
... held to belong to the testator's next of kin . The Master of the Rolls expressed his regret at being obliged to come to that decision , but could not decide otherwise ( Pratt v . Mathew , 25 L. J. , ch . 409 ) . Now , could this case be ...
... held to belong to the testator's next of kin . The Master of the Rolls expressed his regret at being obliged to come to that decision , but could not decide otherwise ( Pratt v . Mathew , 25 L. J. , ch . 409 ) . Now , could this case be ...
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