The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 57
... Solicitor - General set out by informing the House that a testator might have made a will devising his real property , and yet have died intestate with regard to his personal property ; and that the effect of the bill would be this ...
... Solicitor - General set out by informing the House that a testator might have made a will devising his real property , and yet have died intestate with regard to his personal property ; and that the effect of the bill would be this ...
Page 58
... Solicitor- General been advocating an amendment of these statutes , the case would have been in point quantum valeat . But , for our part , we can see no difference in this respect , whether the intestate inhe- rited from his mother an ...
... Solicitor- General been advocating an amendment of these statutes , the case would have been in point quantum valeat . But , for our part , we can see no difference in this respect , whether the intestate inhe- rited from his mother an ...
Page 127
... solicitor - general for Ireland ) , Mr. Maitland ( then solicitor - general for Scotland ) , and Sir Fitzroy Kelly . Lord Stanley , Mr. Greaves , Mr. Stuart Wortley , Sir H. S. Keating , and Lord John Russell , also joined the Board at ...
... solicitor - general for Ireland ) , Mr. Maitland ( then solicitor - general for Scotland ) , and Sir Fitzroy Kelly . Lord Stanley , Mr. Greaves , Mr. Stuart Wortley , Sir H. S. Keating , and Lord John Russell , also joined the Board at ...
Page 131
... solicitor - general , followed on the same side , and was in favour of commencing with an analytical arrangement of the law ; but he further contended , that the process to be applied to the statute law ought not to be a re - writing of ...
... solicitor - general , followed on the same side , and was in favour of commencing with an analytical arrangement of the law ; but he further contended , that the process to be applied to the statute law ought not to be a re - writing of ...
Page 135
... solicitor - general , and the ex - officers of the crown , and half - a - dozen more for ornament , and besought them to suggest , frame , and carry out the great reform which , since 1852 , has been in operation in Westminster Hall ...
... solicitor - general , and the ex - officers of the crown , and half - a - dozen more for ornament , and besought them to suggest , frame , and carry out the great reform which , since 1852 , has been in operation in Westminster Hall ...
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