The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 157
Whether this , as is commonly supposed , was the land comprehended in the
grant to that prelate on November 17 , 1225 ... in New Street ( specially excepting
the garden granted to the bishop ) , were conferred by King Henry , in 1235 , on
the ...
Whether this , as is commonly supposed , was the land comprehended in the
grant to that prelate on November 17 , 1225 ... in New Street ( specially excepting
the garden granted to the bishop ) , were conferred by King Henry , in 1235 , on
the ...
Page 66
The plaintiff traversed that B. granted such licence to the plaintiff . At the trial_the
plaintiff gave in evidence the following letter , written to him by B.'s attorney , « Mr.
B. has no objection to your leaving the fixtures on the premises , and making ...
The plaintiff traversed that B. granted such licence to the plaintiff . At the trial_the
plaintiff gave in evidence the following letter , written to him by B.'s attorney , « Mr.
B. has no objection to your leaving the fixtures on the premises , and making ...
Page 91
Upon the plaintiffs entering into the usual undertaking to bring actions against the
defendants , an injunction was granted to restrain foreign owners of foreign
vessels , whilst in this country , from infringing a patent within the limits of the
grant ...
Upon the plaintiffs entering into the usual undertaking to bring actions against the
defendants , an injunction was granted to restrain foreign owners of foreign
vessels , whilst in this country , from infringing a patent within the limits of the
grant ...
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