The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 15Saunders and Benning, 1851 - Law |
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... passed into a law . With a view , therefore , of carrying out our proposed intention as detailed in a former article , we shall proceed to consider the provisions and explain the working of two statutes recently passed for the purpose ...
... passed into a law . With a view , therefore , of carrying out our proposed intention as detailed in a former article , we shall proceed to consider the provisions and explain the working of two statutes recently passed for the purpose ...
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... passed in 1816 for the purpose of raising 50001. for the repair of one of the parish churches in London . The act ap- pointed certain persons to be trustees , and gave them the power of levying rates , and authorized them to raise the ...
... passed in 1816 for the purpose of raising 50001. for the repair of one of the parish churches in London . The act ap- pointed certain persons to be trustees , and gave them the power of levying rates , and authorized them to raise the ...
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... passing a receiver's accounts are large , the court will direct the accounts to be passed once a year only . In the absence of directions made at the hearing of a cause , the court will not , upon an interlo- cutory application , make ...
... passing a receiver's accounts are large , the court will direct the accounts to be passed once a year only . In the absence of directions made at the hearing of a cause , the court will not , upon an interlo- cutory application , make ...
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