Law Lexicon, Or Dictionary of Jurisprudence: Explaining the Technical Words and Phrases Employed in the Several Departments of English Law : Including the Various Legal Terms Used in Commercial Transactions : Together with an Explanatory as Well as Literal Translation of the Latin Maxims Contained in the Writings of the Ancient and Modern Commentators |
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... allowed by law to the party injured by a nuisance to abate , destroy , remove , or put an end to the same by his own act . Whatever un- lawfully annoys or damages another is a nuisance , which may be abated , i . e . , taken away or re ...
... allowed by law to the party injured by a nuisance to abate , destroy , remove , or put an end to the same by his own act . Whatever un- lawfully annoys or damages another is a nuisance , which may be abated , i . e . , taken away or re ...
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... allowed to have its rise in Spain . Sepulveda supposes it formed from A. ER . A. the note or abbreviatures of the words annus erat Augusti , occasioned by the Spaniards beginning their computation from the time their country came under ...
... allowed to have its rise in Spain . Sepulveda supposes it formed from A. ER . A. the note or abbreviatures of the words annus erat Augusti , occasioned by the Spaniards beginning their computation from the time their country came under ...
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... allowed the costs of preparing and filing such affidavit in any taxation of costs . The affidavit must state distinctly what facts or circumstances deposed to are within the de- ponent's own knowledge and his means of know- ledge , and ...
... allowed the costs of preparing and filing such affidavit in any taxation of costs . The affidavit must state distinctly what facts or circumstances deposed to are within the de- ponent's own knowledge and his means of know- ledge , and ...
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... allowed to have their rural instruments sharpened by any but whom the lord appointed ; for which an acknowledg ment was paid , called agusadura or agusage , which some take to be the same with what was otherwise called rullage , from ...
... allowed to have their rural instruments sharpened by any but whom the lord appointed ; for which an acknowledg ment was paid , called agusadura or agusage , which some take to be the same with what was otherwise called rullage , from ...
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... allowed , before any other county - court , holden on a former writ not being fully served or com- plied with . - Fitz . Exig . 14 . ALLOCATUR ( it is allowed ) . The certifi- cate of the allowance of costs by the master on taxation ...
... allowed , before any other county - court , holden on a former writ not being fully served or com- plied with . - Fitz . Exig . 14 . ALLOCATUR ( it is allowed ) . The certifi- cate of the allowance of costs by the master on taxation ...
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