The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 8-10; Volume 39Saunders and Benning, 1848 - Law |
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Page 272
... Entails , 255 , seq . , 425 ) . The peculiar nature of the estate of the heir of entail has been the subject of so much misconception even in Scotland , and up to a very late period , 1 that the learned reader will excuse the ...
... Entails , 255 , seq . , 425 ) . The peculiar nature of the estate of the heir of entail has been the subject of so much misconception even in Scotland , and up to a very late period , 1 that the learned reader will excuse the ...
Page 274
... entail " may take advantage of the act.1 But , as we have seen , there are three descriptions of tailzie deeds ; and that every heir of entail of full age in possession in the present state of the law , and without any formalities at ...
... entail " may take advantage of the act.1 But , as we have seen , there are three descriptions of tailzie deeds ; and that every heir of entail of full age in possession in the present state of the law , and without any formalities at ...
Page 281
... entail of the tenant in possession " ? or rather , what was the intended meaning of these words ? The actual meaning we have already stated , in our opinion , to amount to nothing ; but we apprehend the object of inserting them was to ...
... entail of the tenant in possession " ? or rather , what was the intended meaning of these words ? The actual meaning we have already stated , in our opinion , to amount to nothing ; but we apprehend the object of inserting them was to ...
Contents
METROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL | 1 |
SMITH v EARL FERRERS | 7 |
PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGE FROM | 37 |
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