The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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Page 116
... Purchase Acts , and the first question was , whether by so doing he would incur risk of forfeiture . This question was readily answered in the negative a person entitled to sell under the Settled Land Acts can sell under the Land Purchase ...
... Purchase Acts , and the first question was , whether by so doing he would incur risk of forfeiture . This question was readily answered in the negative a person entitled to sell under the Settled Land Acts can sell under the Land Purchase ...
Page 118
... Purchase of Land and Compensation ; Conflict of Laws ; and Consti- tutional History , Parts I - V . The title on Compulsory Purchase of Land and Compensation has been contributed by the Lord Chief Justice and Mr. C. E. Allan and covers ...
... Purchase of Land and Compensation ; Conflict of Laws ; and Consti- tutional History , Parts I - V . The title on Compulsory Purchase of Land and Compensation has been contributed by the Lord Chief Justice and Mr. C. E. Allan and covers ...
Page 134
... various editions , with the exception of the third . Copies of the first , fifth and ninth have manuscript notes by Mr. Francis Hargrave whose library was purchased by the Government for £ 8,000 and deposited 134 THE LIVES OF LAW BOOKS .
... various editions , with the exception of the third . Copies of the first , fifth and ninth have manuscript notes by Mr. Francis Hargrave whose library was purchased by the Government for £ 8,000 and deposited 134 THE LIVES OF LAW BOOKS .
Page 135
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. was purchased by the Government for £ 8,000 and deposited in the British Museum , in recognition of his services to the public , especially through his published works . The first edition of the ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. was purchased by the Government for £ 8,000 and deposited in the British Museum , in recognition of his services to the public , especially through his published works . The first edition of the ...
Page 164
... purchases for the national galleries . Piedmont , owing to the dearth of her artistic activity , has no special legislation to show on the subject . The laws of Venice are equally silent , but from a different reason , the Republic ...
... purchases for the national galleries . Piedmont , owing to the dearth of her artistic activity , has no special legislation to show on the subject . The laws of Venice are equally silent , but from a different reason , the Republic ...
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