The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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Page 36
... reference to the section , which is from its extreme length a peculiarly painful one to read , it will be found that the question of construction is whether the words , " at any rent not exceeding £ 20 nor less than £ 6 , by the year ...
... reference to the section , which is from its extreme length a peculiarly painful one to read , it will be found that the question of construction is whether the words , " at any rent not exceeding £ 20 nor less than £ 6 , by the year ...
Page 39
... references are useful . The Act itself is printed without other comment than references to the summary . Mr. Rubenstein has evidently taken pains to get at the Act's meaning ; and the result is a creditably clear sketch of what he takes ...
... references are useful . The Act itself is printed without other comment than references to the summary . Mr. Rubenstein has evidently taken pains to get at the Act's meaning ; and the result is a creditably clear sketch of what he takes ...
Page 54
... reference " to lands comprised in a lease , and also for deciding what covenants come properly under that designation , would have merited the profound gratitude of the profession . Other very useful information might also be given by ...
... reference " to lands comprised in a lease , and also for deciding what covenants come properly under that designation , would have merited the profound gratitude of the profession . Other very useful information might also be given by ...
Page 55
... reference to the subject - matter thereof , and on the lessee's part to be observed or performed , and every condition of re - entry and other condition therein contained , shall be annexed and incident to and shall go with the ...
... reference to the subject - matter thereof , and on the lessee's part to be observed or performed , and every condition of re - entry and other condition therein contained , shall be annexed and incident to and shall go with the ...
Page 60
... reference to any deliberations they might have previously arrived at or might afterwards come to . Nevertheless , we did proceed to consider the matter and to form our own conclusions . We considered the report at the first meeting ...
... reference to any deliberations they might have previously arrived at or might afterwards come to . Nevertheless , we did proceed to consider the matter and to form our own conclusions . We considered the report at the first meeting ...
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