The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 28
... proposed redemption would be a flagrant outrage on the feelings of the petitioners , as these small " rentes " had been in their possession , and in that of their ancestors , from time immemorial , and constituted their real property ...
... proposed redemption would be a flagrant outrage on the feelings of the petitioners , as these small " rentes " had been in their possession , and in that of their ancestors , from time immemorial , and constituted their real property ...
Page 33
... propose here to discuss . It is our intention only to touch upon one point , and that is , the mode of treating or administering the subject of costs which obtained under certain conditions in the Prerogative Court , and which has been ...
... propose here to discuss . It is our intention only to touch upon one point , and that is , the mode of treating or administering the subject of costs which obtained under certain conditions in the Prerogative Court , and which has been ...
Page 53
... proposed alteration in the law of descent of real estate , unless better reasons and more sufficient grounds than we have yet met with can be adduced for its introduction . We will , however , proceed to consider the arguments which ...
... proposed alteration in the law of descent of real estate , unless better reasons and more sufficient grounds than we have yet met with can be adduced for its introduction . We will , however , proceed to consider the arguments which ...
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... proposed improvement , " were neither cogent nor appropriate . The Soli- citor - General , escaping from principle , entered into verbal criti- cisms in default perhaps of being able to introduce personalities , to be applauded by a ...
... proposed improvement , " were neither cogent nor appropriate . The Soli- citor - General , escaping from principle , entered into verbal criti- cisms in default perhaps of being able to introduce personalities , to be applauded by a ...
Page 60
... proposed modification would not in any way affect this class of persons . They would go on making their wills and settlements as heretofore . Are the great landowners of Kent , where equality of partition among sons is the rule of ...
... proposed modification would not in any way affect this class of persons . They would go on making their wills and settlements as heretofore . Are the great landowners of Kent , where equality of partition among sons is the rule of ...
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