The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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... principles . The general subject of the court and its practice we do not propose here to discuss . It is our ... principle which underlay this practice may be formulized thus : -It was an assumption that a man might set up a will ...
... principles . The general subject of the court and its practice we do not propose here to discuss . It is our ... principle which underlay this practice may be formulized thus : -It was an assumption that a man might set up a will ...
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... principle , that there are sets of circumstances in which the unsuccessful opponent or pro- pounder of a will , as having a right to call for inquiry ( which , to be effectual and satisfactory , must be curial ) , or being under the ...
... principle , that there are sets of circumstances in which the unsuccessful opponent or pro- pounder of a will , as having a right to call for inquiry ( which , to be effectual and satisfactory , must be curial ) , or being under the ...
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... principle of the Prerogative Court , both in the abstract and in the concrete ; both in the formula and in its application . It appears to us to be a principle worthy of con- servation , and the legislature has been of the same opinion ...
... principle of the Prerogative Court , both in the abstract and in the concrete ; both in the formula and in its application . It appears to us to be a principle worthy of con- servation , and the legislature has been of the same opinion ...
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... principle of descent ; and the propriety of a change in that principle must depend solely upon the ques- tion whether it is unjust , oppressive , or inexpedient . The rule of descent is thus laid down by Mr. Locke King : -- " Where a ...
... principle of descent ; and the propriety of a change in that principle must depend solely upon the ques- tion whether it is unjust , oppressive , or inexpedient . The rule of descent is thus laid down by Mr. Locke King : -- " Where a ...
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... principle , but occasionally is extremely unjust . Take , for example , the following case , which is but one out of many : -A testator , who had married his deceased wife's sister , by his will gave all his property after her decease ...
... principle , but occasionally is extremely unjust . Take , for example , the following case , which is but one out of many : -A testator , who had married his deceased wife's sister , by his will gave all his property after her decease ...
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