The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 27
... Attorney- General v . Boultbee and that of the Attorney - General v . Gould ; and , consequently , he held that , as the chapel could have no existence , there could be no application of the fund cy - près . Still further , the doctrine ...
... Attorney- General v . Boultbee and that of the Attorney - General v . Gould ; and , consequently , he held that , as the chapel could have no existence , there could be no application of the fund cy - près . Still further , the doctrine ...
Page 133
... attorney to act for him , and the attorney may have arranged with the debtor beneficially for all parties . In such a case the debtor must be kept in prison , unless the sheriff will trust to the honour of the parties concerned . We ...
... attorney to act for him , and the attorney may have arranged with the debtor beneficially for all parties . In such a case the debtor must be kept in prison , unless the sheriff will trust to the honour of the parties concerned . We ...
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... Attorney - General could receive no costs was necessary , in order to protect parties opposed to him as a suitor from in- justice . In a suit in which the Attorney - General , if he had been a private individual , would have been ...
... Attorney - General could receive no costs was necessary , in order to protect parties opposed to him as a suitor from in- justice . In a suit in which the Attorney - General , if he had been a private individual , would have been ...
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