The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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373 PAPERS OF THE LAW AMENDMENT SOCIETY :1. - REPORT OF THE
COUNCIL FOR THE SESSION 1858-9 387 II . - ON THE PRESENT POSITION OF
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES ...... 399 402 THE BAR EXAMINATION
QUESTIONS ...
373 PAPERS OF THE LAW AMENDMENT SOCIETY :1. - REPORT OF THE
COUNCIL FOR THE SESSION 1858-9 387 II . - ON THE PRESENT POSITION OF
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES ...... 399 402 THE BAR EXAMINATION
QUESTIONS ...
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ORD CHIEF JUSTICE HALE hath observed in his essay touching “ Amendment
of Lawes , " Cap . I. : — “ An overbusy meddling with the alteration of lawes ,
though under the plausible name and pretence of reformation , doth necessarily ...
ORD CHIEF JUSTICE HALE hath observed in his essay touching “ Amendment
of Lawes , " Cap . I. : — “ An overbusy meddling with the alteration of lawes ,
though under the plausible name and pretence of reformation , doth necessarily ...
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... if not amend , more than half the clauses in them ? Another objection raised by
the Solicitor - General was , that every real estate in the kingdom would pass to
an administrator , and would be liable to be sold by the administrator for payment
...
... if not amend , more than half the clauses in them ? Another objection raised by
the Solicitor - General was , that every real estate in the kingdom would pass to
an administrator , and would be liable to be sold by the administrator for payment
...
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-that the statutes of distribution occasionally work unfairly ; and , had the
SolicitorGeneral been advocating an amendment of these statutes , the case
would have been in point quantum valeat . But , for our part , we can see no
difference in this ...
-that the statutes of distribution occasionally work unfairly ; and , had the
SolicitorGeneral been advocating an amendment of these statutes , the case
would have been in point quantum valeat . But , for our part , we can see no
difference in this ...
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Mr. Locke King would do well to amend his act in this particular ; but the case has
nothing whatever to do with the present canons of descent . We have shown that
these canons do not work injustice on the higher and middle classes , and that ...
Mr. Locke King would do well to amend his act in this particular ; but the case has
nothing whatever to do with the present canons of descent . We have shown that
these canons do not work injustice on the higher and middle classes , and that ...
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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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