The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 175
... granted by the Council of Geneva , was based . In In re Wright's Trust the facts were that a widower , domiciled in England , migrated to France under circum- stances which did not involve a change of domicil , and there cohabited with ...
... granted by the Council of Geneva , was based . In In re Wright's Trust the facts were that a widower , domiciled in England , migrated to France under circum- stances which did not involve a change of domicil , and there cohabited with ...
Page 237
... granted a conditional pardon , the condition being the writing of a ballad in praise of love . The rest of the poem is a fulfilment of the condition . In the Elizabethan period several instances occur . Among others may be mentioned His ...
... granted a conditional pardon , the condition being the writing of a ballad in praise of love . The rest of the poem is a fulfilment of the condition . In the Elizabethan period several instances occur . Among others may be mentioned His ...
Page 244
... granted this wardship to his favourite Peter des Roches . While Richard was in his custody , De Burgh seems to have arranged for the boy's marriage with his daughter Margaret ; and a marriage was afterwards solemnized between them . The ...
... granted this wardship to his favourite Peter des Roches . While Richard was in his custody , De Burgh seems to have arranged for the boy's marriage with his daughter Margaret ; and a marriage was afterwards solemnized between them . The ...
Page 264
... granted an injunc- tion prohibiting the singing lessons and practice on the particular premises so as to cause annoyance or injury to the plaintiffs . The question then arose who was to pay the costs ? This depended on whether there was ...
... granted an injunc- tion prohibiting the singing lessons and practice on the particular premises so as to cause annoyance or injury to the plaintiffs . The question then arose who was to pay the costs ? This depended on whether there was ...
Page 266
... granted and what was the position of the grantees . The appellant's counsel averred that the grant did not include the right to carry away fish . No authority was adduced , however , in support of that contention , which was one that ...
... granted and what was the position of the grantees . The appellant's counsel averred that the grant did not include the right to carry away fish . No authority was adduced , however , in support of that contention , which was one that ...
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