The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 88
... HENRY THRING , K.C.B. , of the Inner Temple , the Parliamen- tary Counsel . Fourth Edition . Edited by G. A. R. FITZGERALD , M.A. , of Lincoln's Inn , Barrister - at - Law , Esq . , late Fellow of St. John's College , Oxford . Stevens ...
... HENRY THRING , K.C.B. , of the Inner Temple , the Parliamen- tary Counsel . Fourth Edition . Edited by G. A. R. FITZGERALD , M.A. , of Lincoln's Inn , Barrister - at - Law , Esq . , late Fellow of St. John's College , Oxford . Stevens ...
Page 95
... Henry VIII . , so the Institute was reminded by Sir Sherston Baker , argued ( with an eye to the person of Cardinal Pole ) that high treason was an extraditable offence , and wrote , or caused to be written , a treatise to that effect ...
... Henry VIII . , so the Institute was reminded by Sir Sherston Baker , argued ( with an eye to the person of Cardinal Pole ) that high treason was an extraditable offence , and wrote , or caused to be written , a treatise to that effect ...
Page 133
... Henry VIII . ( 1535 ) , there were two species of ownership of land recognised by English law , namely , the Legal ownership and the Equitable ownership , which latter was commonly termed the Use . The essential and original difference ...
... Henry VIII . ( 1535 ) , there were two species of ownership of land recognised by English law , namely , the Legal ownership and the Equitable ownership , which latter was commonly termed the Use . The essential and original difference ...
Page 137
... Henry VII . , c . 4 , it was enacted that real actions might be brought against the pernor of the profits of the lands demanded whereof any person was seised to his Use . By the 4 Henry VII . , c . 17 , the lord of the fee was entitled ...
... Henry VII . , c . 4 , it was enacted that real actions might be brought against the pernor of the profits of the lands demanded whereof any person was seised to his Use . By the 4 Henry VII . , c . 17 , the lord of the fee was entitled ...
Page 152
... Henry VIII . , c . 16 , commonly called the Statute of Enrolments , it was enacted that no estate of inheritance or freehold in any lands , tenements , or heredita- ments , should be conveyed , nor any Use therein created by any bargain ...
... Henry VIII . , c . 16 , commonly called the Statute of Enrolments , it was enacted that no estate of inheritance or freehold in any lands , tenements , or heredita- ments , should be conveyed , nor any Use therein created by any bargain ...
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