The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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... benefit ; the creator of the charity , so long as he acted within the limits of law , having an indefeasible right , according to his own notions of expediency , to determine the form which he meant his bounty to take as well as the ...
... benefit ; the creator of the charity , so long as he acted within the limits of law , having an indefeasible right , according to his own notions of expediency , to determine the form which he meant his bounty to take as well as the ...
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... benefit to the charity . If property be recovered , or if new directions be given for the future administration of the charity , the ignorance of the parties , and the want of all means in the court for an independent inquiry , leave ...
... benefit to the charity . If property be recovered , or if new directions be given for the future administration of the charity , the ignorance of the parties , and the want of all means in the court for an independent inquiry , leave ...
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... benefit to the charity . If property be recovered , or if new directions be given for the future administration of the charity , the ignorance of the parties , and the want of all means in the court for an independent inquiry , leave ...
... benefit to the charity . If property be recovered , or if new directions be given for the future administration of the charity , the ignorance of the parties , and the want of all means in the court for an independent inquiry , leave ...
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