The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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... Bill Legislation ...... 434 EVENTS OF THE QUARTER LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS 450 464 Contents of No. XIII . ( MAY 1859. ) Privileges of Parliament . - The Tenure of Real Property in the Island of Guernsey . - Costs in the Probate Court ...
... Bill Legislation ...... 434 EVENTS OF THE QUARTER LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS 450 464 Contents of No. XIII . ( MAY 1859. ) Privileges of Parliament . - The Tenure of Real Property in the Island of Guernsey . - Costs in the Probate Court ...
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... bill to prohibit the use of the word attorney , and to enact that on all occasions the word solicitor shall be used instead thereof . " We observe the motive for Lord Campbell's support to such a bill , viz .—- that of pleasing ...
... bill to prohibit the use of the word attorney , and to enact that on all occasions the word solicitor shall be used instead thereof . " We observe the motive for Lord Campbell's support to such a bill , viz .—- that of pleasing ...
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... bill , but , as that was not the case , that they were wholly beside the question . The parliamentary inexperience of the young Solicitor - General might have excused the irrele- vance of his criticisms had they been fair and reasonable ...
... bill , but , as that was not the case , that they were wholly beside the question . The parliamentary inexperience of the young Solicitor - General might have excused the irrele- vance of his criticisms had they been fair and reasonable ...
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... bill would be this - there would be an administration under which his real estate would be distributed among his next of kin , in defiance of his will . Now , no doubt the language of the bill would admit of this interpretation , but ...
... bill would be this - there would be an administration under which his real estate would be distributed among his next of kin , in defiance of his will . Now , no doubt the language of the bill would admit of this interpretation , but ...
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... bill ( which was said to be for the children ) passed , that estate would be taken away from the sons and be given to the husband , who had a statutory right to administer to his wife's property . " We again say , compare with the above ...
... bill ( which was said to be for the children ) passed , that estate would be taken away from the sons and be given to the husband , who had a statutory right to administer to his wife's property . " We again say , compare with the above ...
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