The American Law Review, Volume 12Little, Brown, and Company, 1878 - Law |
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Page 48
... death will fall far short of the accumulations of many who have not experienced half the course of prosperity that has fallen to my lot . " At times , however , he was discouraged . Thus , Aug. 8 , 1796 , he writes to his wife from ...
... death will fall far short of the accumulations of many who have not experienced half the course of prosperity that has fallen to my lot . " At times , however , he was discouraged . Thus , Aug. 8 , 1796 , he writes to his wife from ...
Page 56
... death of Queen Caroline , where his personal sympathies were doubtless rather with the defendant , he does not seem to us to have pressed the case as earnestly as he could ; and his unfortunate suggestion that the bells of the cathedral ...
... death of Queen Caroline , where his personal sympathies were doubtless rather with the defendant , he does not seem to us to have pressed the case as earnestly as he could ; and his unfortunate suggestion that the bells of the cathedral ...
Page 63
... death and Lord Goderich's failure to carry on a coalition government , the Duke of Wellington became Prime Minister in January , 1828 , he resigned with the rest of the Whigs . He , however , returned to office after the passage of the ...
... death and Lord Goderich's failure to carry on a coalition government , the Duke of Wellington became Prime Minister in January , 1828 , he resigned with the rest of the Whigs . He , however , returned to office after the passage of the ...
Page 75
... death the servant of the defendant , a contractor , or of a sub - con- tractor who had selected him . It appeared from the whole evi- dence that the defendant paid Wiggett his wages , had the power to dismiss him , and that he worked ...
... death the servant of the defendant , a contractor , or of a sub - con- tractor who had selected him . It appeared from the whole evi- dence that the defendant paid Wiggett his wages , had the power to dismiss him , and that he worked ...
Page 85
... death of the life - tenant . named one executor and trustee , but did not accept . Held , that the usual presumption that the gift was made to him as executor was rebutted by its not being payable till after the death of the tenant for ...
... death of the life - tenant . named one executor and trustee , but did not accept . Held , that the usual presumption that the gift was made to him as executor was rebutted by its not being payable till after the death of the tenant for ...
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