The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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... rules or orders made under the act , be , so far as the circumstances of the case will admit , according to the practice in the Prerogative Court . " * L. M. & R. , Vol . V. p . 301 , August , 1858 . Rule three of the Contentious Rules ...
... rules or orders made under the act , be , so far as the circumstances of the case will admit , according to the practice in the Prerogative Court . " * L. M. & R. , Vol . V. p . 301 , August , 1858 . Rule three of the Contentious Rules ...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. Rule three of the Contentious Rules of 1857 , also provides that " next of kin and others who , previous to the passing of the act , had a right to put executors , or other parties entitled to adminis ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. Rule three of the Contentious Rules of 1857 , also provides that " next of kin and others who , previous to the passing of the act , had a right to put executors , or other parties entitled to adminis ...
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... rule of property , and all things that are concerned to have the greatest fixedness that may be , shall become as lax and unstable as if every age underwent a new conquest from a foreign state . " In quoting the above passage in ...
... rule of property , and all things that are concerned to have the greatest fixedness that may be , shall become as lax and unstable as if every age underwent a new conquest from a foreign state . " In quoting the above passage in ...
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... rule of descent is thus laid down by Mr. Locke King : -- " Where a parent dies intestate , leaving a widow and ... rules of law which , in particular cases , work great injustice . For instance , how often it has happened that the ...
... rule of descent is thus laid down by Mr. Locke King : -- " Where a parent dies intestate , leaving a widow and ... rules of law which , in particular cases , work great injustice . For instance , how often it has happened that the ...
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... rule of law , that no gift by will in 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 ...
... rule of law , that no gift by will in 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 ...
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