The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 109
... to be done , is , that real and personal property , when directed to be changed
one for the other , lose their respective distinctions , and become clothed with the
characteristics of that class of property to which they do not yet actually belong .
... to be done , is , that real and personal property , when directed to be changed
one for the other , lose their respective distinctions , and become clothed with the
characteristics of that class of property to which they do not yet actually belong .
Page 76
... the company for the purposes directed and provided for by the act , and for no
other purpose whatever . ... railway , and other works authorized by the act , and
the money so raised was directed to be expended towards those purposes , and
...
... the company for the purposes directed and provided for by the act , and for no
other purpose whatever . ... railway , and other works authorized by the act , and
the money so raised was directed to be expended towards those purposes , and
...
Page 105
In September , 1831 , he made a second codicil , duly attested so as to pass
freehold estate , which he declared to be a second codicil to his will , and
directed the same to be annexed thereto and taken as part thereof . The second
codicil ...
In September , 1831 , he made a second codicil , duly attested so as to pass
freehold estate , which he declared to be a second codicil to his will , and
directed the same to be annexed thereto and taken as part thereof . The second
codicil ...
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