The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 11Saunders and Benning, 1834 - Law |
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Page 400
... principle of the new law of inheritance is ex- pressed in these words : " in every case descent shall be traced from the purchaser ; " and it is worthy of remark , that this is in fact not a new principle , but the ancient and , as ...
... principle of the new law of inheritance is ex- pressed in these words : " in every case descent shall be traced from the purchaser ; " and it is worthy of remark , that this is in fact not a new principle , but the ancient and , as ...
Page 403
... principle of the law of descents , that when the paternal and maternal lines are both admissible to the inheritance , the former line must be entirely exhausted before the latter can inherit . This principle is well adapted to preserve ...
... principle of the law of descents , that when the paternal and maternal lines are both admissible to the inheritance , the former line must be entirely exhausted before the latter can inherit . This principle is well adapted to preserve ...
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... principle of pauper treatment be at length discovered , it is not until five hundred years after the evil had attracted the notice of the state ; and at length it is brought to light , less by the force of reason than by the mere ...
... principle of pauper treatment be at length discovered , it is not until five hundred years after the evil had attracted the notice of the state ; and at length it is brought to light , less by the force of reason than by the mere ...
Contents
AN ACCOUNT OF THE CRIMINAL LAW CRIMINAL | 1 |
LIFE OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE HOLT | 24 |
THE CORPORATION COMMISSION | 68 |
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