The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 96
... common law . By that law a leasehold interest in land is a chattel interest , and consequently a seal is no more necessary to pass such an interest than it is , on a bill of sale , to pass the title to a horse . Using a seal on an ...
... common law . By that law a leasehold interest in land is a chattel interest , and consequently a seal is no more necessary to pass such an interest than it is , on a bill of sale , to pass the title to a horse . Using a seal on an ...
Page 97
defer to the ancient , though now exploded rule of the common law , so far as to employ the common seal of the corporation for the purpose of expressing its assent even to a simple contract ; 1 though such a sealing does not turn a ...
defer to the ancient , though now exploded rule of the common law , so far as to employ the common seal of the corporation for the purpose of expressing its assent even to a simple contract ; 1 though such a sealing does not turn a ...
Page 126
... common law . The excuse just now urged is that the agreement is necessary to protect the small shipper against unjust discriminations in favor of the large shipper . But the small shipper is protected already . The law makes ...
... common law . The excuse just now urged is that the agreement is necessary to protect the small shipper against unjust discriminations in favor of the large shipper . But the small shipper is protected already . The law makes ...
Page 135
... common law , the right of a landlord , with respect to removing , without resort to legal proceedings , a tenant holding beyond his term , in view of the statutes of this State providing for the summary ejection of tenants under legal ...
... common law , the right of a landlord , with respect to removing , without resort to legal proceedings , a tenant holding beyond his term , in view of the statutes of this State providing for the summary ejection of tenants under legal ...
Page 138
... common law that the succession of the personal property of a deceased person is governed exclusively by the law of his actual domicile at the time of his death . " " The statutes invoked are a temporary provision for the widows of ...
... common law that the succession of the personal property of a deceased person is governed exclusively by the law of his actual domicile at the time of his death . " " The statutes invoked are a temporary provision for the widows of ...
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