The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 59
... bill became law , that feeling would be entirely inverted . A person who made a marriage settlement , according to the present system of marriage settle- ments , would be robbing the younger children of the rights which the common law ...
... bill became law , that feeling would be entirely inverted . A person who made a marriage settlement , according to the present system of marriage settle- ments , would be robbing the younger children of the rights which the common law ...
Page 63
... bill makes special provision for such a state of affairs ; for by its second section the Court of Chancery is autho- rized to give such directions , upon the summary application of the administrator , or of any of the parties entitled ...
... bill makes special provision for such a state of affairs ; for by its second section the Court of Chancery is autho- rized to give such directions , upon the summary application of the administrator , or of any of the parties entitled ...
Page 64
... bill , quotes the following passage from the renowned speech delivered by Mr. Brougham in the House of Commons , on the 7th February , 1828 , in which the whole state of the common law of the country was 64 Mr. Locke King's Intestacy Bill .
... bill , quotes the following passage from the renowned speech delivered by Mr. Brougham in the House of Commons , on the 7th February , 1828 , in which the whole state of the common law of the country was 64 Mr. Locke King's Intestacy Bill .
Page 65
... bill . The passage is as follows : - moment's reflection will show what serious consequences may follow from a neglect on your part ; for suppose you purchase 1 See an article on Gavelkind , L. M. & R. , vol . vi . , p . 333. ( Feb ...
... bill . The passage is as follows : - moment's reflection will show what serious consequences may follow from a neglect on your part ; for suppose you purchase 1 See an article on Gavelkind , L. M. & R. , vol . vi . , p . 333. ( Feb ...
Page 90
... bills and drafts on London , is resorted to so extensively in times of pres- sure , that in 1857 probably sixty per cent ... bill , even at seven days , presented for discount by a country banker who issues his own notes , is refused ...
... bills and drafts on London , is resorted to so extensively in times of pres- sure , that in 1857 probably sixty per cent ... bill , even at seven days , presented for discount by a country banker who issues his own notes , is refused ...
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