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Page 129
... Statute , the Judges seem to have been swayed by the consideration that the Legislative cannot abridge the Executive power of any rights which it now has by law , without its own consent - it being a branch of the Legisla- ture ; and ...
... Statute , the Judges seem to have been swayed by the consideration that the Legislative cannot abridge the Executive power of any rights which it now has by law , without its own consent - it being a branch of the Legisla- ture ; and ...
Page 133
... STATUTE OF USES AND THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF CONVEYANCING : OUGHT THE STATUTE TO BE REPEALED ? Α1 T the time of the passing of the Statute of Uses , in the twenty - seventh year of Henry VIII . ( 1535 ) , there were two species of ...
... STATUTE OF USES AND THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF CONVEYANCING : OUGHT THE STATUTE TO BE REPEALED ? Α1 T the time of the passing of the Statute of Uses , in the twenty - seventh year of Henry VIII . ( 1535 ) , there were two species of ...
Page 134
... Statutes of Mortmain ; a purpose which was itself defeated by the Statute 15 Rich . II . , c . 5. However this may be , the distinc- tion , once recognised , was extensively utilised by all classes of land - owners for the purpose of ...
... Statutes of Mortmain ; a purpose which was itself defeated by the Statute 15 Rich . II . , c . 5. However this may be , the distinc- tion , once recognised , was extensively utilised by all classes of land - owners for the purpose of ...
Page 136
... Statute of Uses , the Use was a right enforceable , not only against the person to whom the land was originally conveyed upon trust , but also against persons claiming through or under him ( persons in in the per ) , either without ...
... Statute of Uses , the Use was a right enforceable , not only against the person to whom the land was originally conveyed upon trust , but also against persons claiming through or under him ( persons in in the per ) , either without ...
Page 137
... Statutes , however , failed to accomplish their object , as appears by the preamble of the Statute which we shall presently state ; and in the year 1535 , the twenty - seventh year of Henry VIII . , an Act was passed , the 27 Henry VIII ...
... Statutes , however , failed to accomplish their object , as appears by the preamble of the Statute which we shall presently state ; and in the year 1535 , the twenty - seventh year of Henry VIII . , an Act was passed , the 27 Henry VIII ...
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