The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 80
... held in Avern v . Lloyd , that a bequest to a survivor of a class of per- sons unborn at the testator's death was good . There were life estates previously limited to the class . The ground upon which it was held that the bequest to the ...
... held in Avern v . Lloyd , that a bequest to a survivor of a class of per- sons unborn at the testator's death was good . There were life estates previously limited to the class . The ground upon which it was held that the bequest to the ...
Page 88
... held in Great Britain and Canada would not be disastrous to the holders of such securities ; for , although payments of accruing interest thereon could not be transmitted from this country either to England or Canada , yet it may be ...
... held in Great Britain and Canada would not be disastrous to the holders of such securities ; for , although payments of accruing interest thereon could not be transmitted from this country either to England or Canada , yet it may be ...
Page 90
... held that a policy effected through the local agent at Washington and countersigned and delivered by him , took effect at Washington and that the situs of the contract was accordingly the District of Columbia ; and conse- quently that ...
... held that a policy effected through the local agent at Washington and countersigned and delivered by him , took effect at Washington and that the situs of the contract was accordingly the District of Columbia ; and conse- quently that ...
Page 118
... held that they would not look beyond the fact of the signing and enrollment of the bill . The meaning of this is that the presumption which springs from the fact of the bill being signed and enrolled is conclusive , and that the courts ...
... held that they would not look beyond the fact of the signing and enrollment of the bill . The meaning of this is that the presumption which springs from the fact of the bill being signed and enrolled is conclusive , and that the courts ...
Page 121
... held to be invalid , and of no effect as a law . " And the court accordingly , finding that the statute in respect of which its opinion had been asked by the Governor and Council , had not received the assent of the House of ...
... held to be invalid , and of no effect as a law . " And the court accordingly , finding that the statute in respect of which its opinion had been asked by the Governor and Council , had not received the assent of the House of ...
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