The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 191
But before we enter upon the consideration of the bills in their original inspiration
, their amended wisdom , and felicitous additions , contradictions , entire
omissions , partial retractations , and experimentalizing provisions , it is
necessary to put ...
But before we enter upon the consideration of the bills in their original inspiration
, their amended wisdom , and felicitous additions , contradictions , entire
omissions , partial retractations , and experimentalizing provisions , it is
necessary to put ...
Page 195
The three sections in the original Bill No. 1 , which were discarded , are secs . 18
, 26 , & 28. Sec . 18 provided , that whenever a contract for sale was entered into ,
the parties to that contract , or either of them , might apply to the Landed ...
The three sections in the original Bill No. 1 , which were discarded , are secs . 18
, 26 , & 28. Sec . 18 provided , that whenever a contract for sale was entered into ,
the parties to that contract , or either of them , might apply to the Landed ...
Page 196
Section 2 provides that the act shall apply to England only ; a necessary
provision , seeing that there was nothing in the original bill to limit the operation
of the measure to that part of the united kingdom . A trustee with power to sell ,
was ...
Section 2 provides that the act shall apply to England only ; a necessary
provision , seeing that there was nothing in the original bill to limit the operation
of the measure to that part of the united kingdom . A trustee with power to sell ,
was ...
Page 197
It being considered doubtful whether , under the original bill , the court could
make more than one declaration or one conveyance in respect of any one
application , sec . 31 put an end to the doubt , by providing that the court may , to
suit the ...
It being considered doubtful whether , under the original bill , the court could
make more than one declaration or one conveyance in respect of any one
application , sec . 31 put an end to the doubt , by providing that the court may , to
suit the ...
Page 198
The original bill imposed a penalty on persons suppressing documents or
evidence in the course of proceedings before the court . Sec . 47 of the amended
bill imposes also a penalty on persons fraudulently altering any documents in the
...
The original bill imposed a penalty on persons suppressing documents or
evidence in the course of proceedings before the court . Sec . 47 of the amended
bill imposes also a penalty on persons fraudulently altering any documents in the
...
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