The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... land or a house , over which these rights are exercised , there is an intellectual object which it has been found convenient to treat upon the analogy of physical objects . Thus we talk of " owning " a patent as well as of “ owning " a ...
... land or a house , over which these rights are exercised , there is an intellectual object which it has been found convenient to treat upon the analogy of physical objects . Thus we talk of " owning " a patent as well as of “ owning " a ...
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... land . " I The twelfth chapter deals with the other branch of antecedent rights , rights in personam , those which avail against ascertained individuals . These rights , Mr. Holland points out , may exist in two ways , either by the ...
... land . " I The twelfth chapter deals with the other branch of antecedent rights , rights in personam , those which avail against ascertained individuals . These rights , Mr. Holland points out , may exist in two ways , either by the ...
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... land - owners for the purpose of evading the hardships which were the fruits of the feudal tenures ; for the Use or ... land . Such a transaction probably had its origin in the Roman fideicommissum ; and thus the Equitable ownership of ...
... land - owners for the purpose of evading the hardships which were the fruits of the feudal tenures ; for the Use or ... land . Such a transaction probably had its origin in the Roman fideicommissum ; and thus the Equitable ownership of ...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. land , as recognised in the English jurisprudence , though exactly analogous to the Roman In bonis habere , is histori- cally connected with the Roman fideicommissum . A conveyance of land to one ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. land , as recognised in the English jurisprudence , though exactly analogous to the Roman In bonis habere , is histori- cally connected with the Roman fideicommissum . A conveyance of land to one ...
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... lands to one person to the use of another ( or , as it was technically termed , of putting lands into Use ) prevailed so extensively that in the fifteenth century the greater part of the land in the kingdom was held in Use . This ...
... lands to one person to the use of another ( or , as it was technically termed , of putting lands into Use ) prevailed so extensively that in the fifteenth century the greater part of the land in the kingdom was held in Use . This ...
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