The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 218
... land tax at that time was most oppressive , amounting to ten - elevenths of the rent due to the owner , with the result that rents were proportionately enhanced , that one - third of the country was jungle , inhabited only by wild ...
... land tax at that time was most oppressive , amounting to ten - elevenths of the rent due to the owner , with the result that rents were proportionately enhanced , that one - third of the country was jungle , inhabited only by wild ...
Page 219
... land ; but it does not follow that because the ryot has no direct permanent property in the land , he should therefore have no rights or that no care should be taken to protect him . Without his assistance the land is useless to the ...
... land ; but it does not follow that because the ryot has no direct permanent property in the land , he should therefore have no rights or that no care should be taken to protect him . Without his assistance the land is useless to the ...
Page 220
... land . The aim of that complicated scheme will be more easily apprehended on a review of the course which the Authorities previously pursued in respect of the Permanent Settlement . When that compact enabled the zemindars , by the ...
... land . The aim of that complicated scheme will be more easily apprehended on a review of the course which the Authorities previously pursued in respect of the Permanent Settlement . When that compact enabled the zemindars , by the ...
Page 260
... land . " " But we have the right of an ancient fishery in this part of the river . " " But fish do not go into the soil . I can never understand what difference ancient fishery rights make to questions of ownership . " " In the case of ...
... land . " " But we have the right of an ancient fishery in this part of the river . " " But fish do not go into the soil . I can never understand what difference ancient fishery rights make to questions of ownership . " " In the case of ...
Page 261
... land there was vested in the Crown , and it could not be supposed that their right to do so came from any special grant . Counsel pointed out that at the time this case of Attorney - General v . Wright was being tried in the Divisional ...
... land there was vested in the Crown , and it could not be supposed that their right to do so came from any special grant . Counsel pointed out that at the time this case of Attorney - General v . Wright was being tried in the Divisional ...
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