The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 54
... regards the widow the above statement is erroneous , for she is always entitled to her dower , of which she cannot be deprived , except with her own con- sent , or by her own election ; or , as regards a widow married on or before the ...
... regards the widow the above statement is erroneous , for she is always entitled to her dower , of which she cannot be deprived , except with her own con- sent , or by her own election ; or , as regards a widow married on or before the ...
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... regards the recognition by the state of illegitimate children ? The fact is , that it is impossible to legislate in such manner that no cases of hardship shall arise from ignorance of the law ; and the general expediency of the laws of ...
... regards the recognition by the state of illegitimate children ? The fact is , that it is impossible to legislate in such manner that no cases of hardship shall arise from ignorance of the law ; and the general expediency of the laws of ...
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... regard this sound view of the soundest authority in English conveyancing , the better . Still the neglect in drawing— unjustifiable and mischievous in its effects as we admit it occa- sionally is -- is not such a heavy grievance in the ...
... regard this sound view of the soundest authority in English conveyancing , the better . Still the neglect in drawing— unjustifiable and mischievous in its effects as we admit it occa- sionally is -- is not such a heavy grievance in the ...
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... regard to his personal property ; and that the effect of the bill would be this - there would be an administration under which his real estate would be distributed among his next of kin , in defiance of his will . Now , no doubt the ...
... regard to his personal property ; and that the effect of the bill would be this - there would be an administration under which his real estate would be distributed among his next of kin , in defiance of his will . Now , no doubt the ...
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... regards the possibility of a banker materially increasing en permanence his note circulation , the question , it might seem , would have been at once disposed of , by adverting to the general legal relation between a banker and all his ...
... regards the possibility of a banker materially increasing en permanence his note circulation , the question , it might seem , would have been at once disposed of , by adverting to the general legal relation between a banker and all his ...
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