The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 311887 - Law |
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Page 112
... held that the court would not be justified in admitting any part of the words written upon the card to probate , especially having regard to the authority of the case of Sweetland v . Sweetland ( 4 S. & T. 6 ) , where Lord Penzance said ...
... held that the court would not be justified in admitting any part of the words written upon the card to probate , especially having regard to the authority of the case of Sweetland v . Sweetland ( 4 S. & T. 6 ) , where Lord Penzance said ...
Page 113
... held at the Law Institution , on Tues- day , the 7th inst . ( Mr. R. L. Devonshire in the chair ) , the question upon the paper for discussion was : " That , in view of the condition of affairs in the East , a defensive confederation of ...
... held at the Law Institution , on Tues- day , the 7th inst . ( Mr. R. L. Devonshire in the chair ) , the question upon the paper for discussion was : " That , in view of the condition of affairs in the East , a defensive confederation of ...
Page 123
... held that the ticket did not afford a bona fide option to send dogs at reasonable alternative rates ; and that , even if there was such option , the charge of £ 5 per cent . on the excess of value over £ 2 , irrespective of distance ...
... held that the ticket did not afford a bona fide option to send dogs at reasonable alternative rates ; and that , even if there was such option , the charge of £ 5 per cent . on the excess of value over £ 2 , irrespective of distance ...
Page 125
... held in the actions that S. was not bound to purchase such further shares . Nothing was paid to F. S. and W. S. in respect of the further shares , but the capital representing them remained in and formed part of the assets of the ...
... held in the actions that S. was not bound to purchase such further shares . Nothing was paid to F. S. and W. S. in respect of the further shares , but the capital representing them remained in and formed part of the assets of the ...
Page 128
... held that he should be excused from the penalties imposed by the Act . HUDDLESTON , B. , said that the Act required , not only a statement of account , but also a declara- tion of an extensive character as to the past and future acts of ...
... held that he should be excused from the penalties imposed by the Act . HUDDLESTON , B. , said that the Act required , not only a statement of account , but also a declara- tion of an extensive character as to the past and future acts of ...
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