The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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Page 80
... authority of the crown either as visitor , or under any other authority or right . " Not as visitor ; for whatever might , under the statutes of Henry VIII . and Elizabeth , which vested all ultimate ecclesias- tical authority in the ...
... authority of the crown either as visitor , or under any other authority or right . " Not as visitor ; for whatever might , under the statutes of Henry VIII . and Elizabeth , which vested all ultimate ecclesias- tical authority in the ...
Page 81
... authority derived from any other source which it can exercise in this manner . It is true , that in 1647 , when the ... authority of the crown . And it would pro- bably be said , that whoever is visitor , he must exercise his authority ...
... authority derived from any other source which it can exercise in this manner . It is true , that in 1647 , when the ... authority of the crown . And it would pro- bably be said , that whoever is visitor , he must exercise his authority ...
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... authority , and should see that the agent has as much as he professes to have , for the existence of such authority must be proved to enable him to recover . So , in the case of a bill of lading , general usage affects an indorsee with ...
... authority , and should see that the agent has as much as he professes to have , for the existence of such authority must be proved to enable him to recover . So , in the case of a bill of lading , general usage affects an indorsee with ...
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