The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 41
... vitiated by an official caveat . It was of every day's experience that the loss of
deeds , wills , and documents , supposed to have been either left by a country
Shakespeare in the Queen's Bench . 41 -SHAKESPEARE IN THE QUEEN'S
BENCH.
... vitiated by an official caveat . It was of every day's experience that the loss of
deeds , wills , and documents , supposed to have been either left by a country
Shakespeare in the Queen's Bench . 41 -SHAKESPEARE IN THE QUEEN'S
BENCH.
Page 48
... of the legal language employed by Beaumont and Fletcher will suffice . We will
take it from “ The Elder Brother . ” The scene relates to settling an estate on a
younger son , and the following dialogue occurs :“ L. Are they ( the deeds ) drawn
?
... of the legal language employed by Beaumont and Fletcher will suffice . We will
take it from “ The Elder Brother . ” The scene relates to settling an estate on a
younger son , and the following dialogue occurs :“ L. Are they ( the deeds ) drawn
?
Page 55
It is true that many counsel as well as most attorneys have been in the habit of
inserting , in all purchase deeds , a ... Surely , now that a man may at his own
pleasure , by deed or will , defeat his wife's dower , it is Mr. Locke King's Intestacy
Bill .
It is true that many counsel as well as most attorneys have been in the habit of
inserting , in all purchase deeds , a ... Surely , now that a man may at his own
pleasure , by deed or will , defeat his wife's dower , it is Mr. Locke King's Intestacy
Bill .
Page 62
A deed of mortgage must be prepared , as also a conveyance to those of the next
of kin who elect to take the land , and perhaps a release to the administrator ,
who would not be safe without it , at least so says the legal adviser . The
expenses ...
A deed of mortgage must be prepared , as also a conveyance to those of the next
of kin who elect to take the land , and perhaps a release to the administrator ,
who would not be safe without it , at least so says the legal adviser . The
expenses ...
Page 87
They were bound to see that the deed presented to them for the transfer of the
stock was a valid document — that is , that it was the deed of the body from whom
it purported to come ; to ascertain that it was not sufficient to observe that the seal
...
They were bound to see that the deed presented to them for the transfer of the
stock was a valid document — that is , that it was the deed of the body from whom
it purported to come ; to ascertain that it was not sufficient to observe that the seal
...
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