The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 18Saunders and Benning, 1853 - Law |
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... matters relating to wills and intestacies , whether of real or personal estate , which court shall be styled ' Her ... matters are concerned , is universally admitted to be unsatisfactory , and requires extensive reform . " That this ...
... matters relating to wills and intestacies , whether of real or personal estate , which court shall be styled ' Her ... matters are concerned , is universally admitted to be unsatisfactory , and requires extensive reform . " That this ...
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... matters are concerned , is universally admitted to be unsatisfactory , and requires extensive reform . " 2. That this reform should consist of a transfer of their present jurisdiction in testamentary matters to a court clothed with ...
... matters are concerned , is universally admitted to be unsatisfactory , and requires extensive reform . " 2. That this reform should consist of a transfer of their present jurisdiction in testamentary matters to a court clothed with ...
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... matters are concerned , is universally admitted to be un- satisfactory , and requires extensive reform . 2. That this reform should consist of a transfer of their present juris- diction in testamentary matters to a court clothed with ...
... matters are concerned , is universally admitted to be un- satisfactory , and requires extensive reform . 2. That this reform should consist of a transfer of their present juris- diction in testamentary matters to a court clothed with ...
Contents
ON FINANCE Page | 1 |
ON MARINE INSURANCES | 45 |
LAW REFORM AND ITS PROSPECTS | 87 |
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