The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 50
... person whose rights are under consideration , or of some other person . Moreover , in one class of rights , in those which the Romans called " Obligations , " it is not the acts of the person whose rights are under consideration which ...
... person whose rights are under consideration , or of some other person . Moreover , in one class of rights , in those which the Romans called " Obligations , " it is not the acts of the person whose rights are under consideration which ...
Page 51
... person who wishes to ascertain what his rights are , has to be perpetually turning from one part of the Code to another . In order to avoid this , something of logical precision must sometimes be sacrificed . I mention this here because ...
... person who wishes to ascertain what his rights are , has to be perpetually turning from one part of the Code to another . In order to avoid this , something of logical precision must sometimes be sacrificed . I mention this here because ...
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... Person of inheritance , Act , Object , and Person of incidence , he shows that the two extreme elements being a Person and the two inter- mediate elements a Thing ( in the Roman sense of the term ) , the four terms may be reduced to two ...
... Person of inheritance , Act , Object , and Person of incidence , he shows that the two extreme elements being a Person and the two inter- mediate elements a Thing ( in the Roman sense of the term ) , the four terms may be reduced to two ...
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... person in manci- pation not to be treated with contumely by his holders . As to the rights of a father over his son ... persons ; a meaning somewhat similar to that which it bears in modern legal phraseology , but which certainly was not ...
... person in manci- pation not to be treated with contumely by his holders . As to the rights of a father over his son ... persons ; a meaning somewhat similar to that which it bears in modern legal phraseology , but which certainly was not ...
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... persons in all , or nearly all , their legal relations , and not merely in their relations with certain persons of incidence . Thus the rights of a landlord are not matter for Abnormal Law , because the only peculiarities which affect ...
... persons in all , or nearly all , their legal relations , and not merely in their relations with certain persons of incidence . Thus the rights of a landlord are not matter for Abnormal Law , because the only peculiarities which affect ...
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