The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 134
... confidence ; that is , through the medium of a formal common law conveyance to one person upon trust or in confidence that he would permit another to enjoy the land . Such a transaction probably had its origin in the Roman ...
... confidence ; that is , through the medium of a formal common law conveyance to one person upon trust or in confidence that he would permit another to enjoy the land . Such a transaction probably had its origin in the Roman ...
Page 135
... confidence that he would permit another to enjoy it originally created no legal obligation . Trusts , like fidei- commissa , in their origin , nullo vinculo juris , sed tantum pudore eorum qui rogabantur , continebantur ( Institutes ...
... confidence that he would permit another to enjoy it originally created no legal obligation . Trusts , like fidei- commissa , in their origin , nullo vinculo juris , sed tantum pudore eorum qui rogabantur , continebantur ( Institutes ...
Page 136
... confidence prevails against persons who acquired the Legal ownership , not through or under the trustee , but by title paramount to him ( persons in in the post ) ; but it does not prevail against a person who has acquired the Legal ...
... confidence prevails against persons who acquired the Legal ownership , not through or under the trustee , but by title paramount to him ( persons in in the post ) ; but it does not prevail against a person who has acquired the Legal ...
Page 138
... confidence , or trust of any other person or persons , or of any body politick , the person or persons or body politick that have such Use , confidence , or trust , shall be deemed to be seised and possessed of such lands , tenements ...
... confidence , or trust of any other person or persons , or of any body politick , the person or persons or body politick that have such Use , confidence , or trust , shall be deemed to be seised and possessed of such lands , tenements ...
Page 174
... has , as yet , taken the public into his confidence . Mr. Justice Stephen has , however , set forth in the January number of The Nineteenth Century an elaborate exposition of his opinions , and 174 THE VACANT CHIEFSHIPS .
... has , as yet , taken the public into his confidence . Mr. Justice Stephen has , however , set forth in the January number of The Nineteenth Century an elaborate exposition of his opinions , and 174 THE VACANT CHIEFSHIPS .
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