The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Tenure of Land in Guernsey . 29 This system of “
rentes , " which gives the faculty of acquiring land in perpetuity without paying
any purchase - money , though perhaps not worthy the praise given to it by the ...
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Tenure of Land in Guernsey . 29 This system of “
rentes , " which gives the faculty of acquiring land in perpetuity without paying
any purchase - money , though perhaps not worthy the praise given to it by the ...
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That the ancient laws and customs here referred to , as well as the qualities and
tenures of land and its incidents , should be thoroughly understood before they
are attempted to be meddled with by parliamentary reformers , is an essential ...
That the ancient laws and customs here referred to , as well as the qualities and
tenures of land and its incidents , should be thoroughly understood before they
are attempted to be meddled with by parliamentary reformers , is an essential ...
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The rule of descent is thus laid down by Mr. Locke King :“ Where a parent dies
intestate , leaving a widow and children , if his estate be freehold land the whole
of it descends to the eldest son , and the remaining children and the widow are ...
The rule of descent is thus laid down by Mr. Locke King :“ Where a parent dies
intestate , leaving a widow and children , if his estate be freehold land the whole
of it descends to the eldest son , and the remaining children and the widow are ...
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It is , then , the poorer class — the class of small landed proprietors — those who
possess a small cottage and an acre or two of land - piece , of whom it is said
there are 300,000 in this country —that would alone be materially affected by this
...
It is , then , the poorer class — the class of small landed proprietors — those who
possess a small cottage and an acre or two of land - piece , of whom it is said
there are 300,000 in this country —that would alone be materially affected by this
...
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have the cottage pulled down and the bricks divided , and the land parcelled out
into little strips and thin slices ? Probably not . Well , then , supposing all the next
of kin are capable and willing to concur in some arrangement , there are but ...
have the cottage pulled down and the bricks divided , and the land parcelled out
into little strips and thin slices ? Probably not . Well , then , supposing all the next
of kin are capable and willing to concur in some arrangement , there are but ...
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