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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... kind require an immediate remedy and can- not wait for the slow progress of the ordinary forms of justice . It is also used in a privative sense , in Statute , Westm . 1 , 3 , Edw . I. c . 17 , where mention is made of abating a castle ...
... kind require an immediate remedy and can- not wait for the slow progress of the ordinary forms of justice . It is also used in a privative sense , in Statute , Westm . 1 , 3 , Edw . I. c . 17 , where mention is made of abating a castle ...
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... kind . It is also called rebatement . ABATOR or ABATER , one who prostrates a nuisance or enters into a house or land vacant by the death of the former possessor , and not yet taken possession of by his heir or devisee.- Cowel . Also an ...
... kind . It is also called rebatement . ABATOR or ABATER , one who prostrates a nuisance or enters into a house or land vacant by the death of the former possessor , and not yet taken possession of by his heir or devisee.- Cowel . Also an ...
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... kind or species : ( 1. ) A necessary absence , as in banished or transported persons ; this is entirely necessary . ( 2. ) Necessary and voluntary , as upon the ac- count of the commonwealth , or in the service of the church . ( 3. ) A ...
... kind or species : ( 1. ) A necessary absence , as in banished or transported persons ; this is entirely necessary . ( 2. ) Necessary and voluntary , as upon the ac- count of the commonwealth , or in the service of the church . ( 3. ) A ...
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... kind of tautology and all unnecessary words and phrases . ( 2. ) The re - entitling of those acts whose pre- sent titles afford no clue to their purpose , and the separation of acts comprising subjects of a totally different nature ...
... kind of tautology and all unnecessary words and phrases . ( 2. ) The re - entitling of those acts whose pre- sent titles afford no clue to their purpose , and the separation of acts comprising subjects of a totally different nature ...
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... kind , a payment of money appears to have been customary at the time of the survey . See Sir H. Ellis's In- trod . to Domesday , vol . i . p . 99 , note . Spelman So a right to present to a future avoidance cites one or two rather far ...
... kind , a payment of money appears to have been customary at the time of the survey . See Sir H. Ellis's In- trod . to Domesday , vol . i . p . 99 , note . Spelman So a right to present to a future avoidance cites one or two rather far ...
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