The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 86
... taken . from the practice of the Courts , and there are only five which in the most remote way connect themselves with the present subject . ‡ ( 1. ) Bologna . — In the days of Dante Bologna was the centre of the legal learning of the ...
... taken . from the practice of the Courts , and there are only five which in the most remote way connect themselves with the present subject . ‡ ( 1. ) Bologna . — In the days of Dante Bologna was the centre of the legal learning of the ...
Page 110
... taken subject to certain exceptions . Still what he says may be illustrated by the rules of Roman law , that there could be no usucapio against the fiscus , and no prescription against taxes ( Cod . vii ,, 39 , 6 ) || Manuale Dantesco ...
... taken subject to certain exceptions . Still what he says may be illustrated by the rules of Roman law , that there could be no usucapio against the fiscus , and no prescription against taxes ( Cod . vii ,, 39 , 6 ) || Manuale Dantesco ...
Page 120
... taken out , letting the farthing remain as security . On the subject of auctioneers genial Douglas Jerrold has an amusing skit , where he states how an auctioneer proceeded to descant upon the extraordinary attractions of an ossified ...
... taken out , letting the farthing remain as security . On the subject of auctioneers genial Douglas Jerrold has an amusing skit , where he states how an auctioneer proceeded to descant upon the extraordinary attractions of an ossified ...
Page 218
... taken place had they not been protected in the enjoyment of their rights . The Permanent Settlement Regulations , while they exempted the proprietors of land from future enhancements of the land - tax , established efficient Courts of ...
... taken place had they not been protected in the enjoyment of their rights . The Permanent Settlement Regulations , while they exempted the proprietors of land from future enhancements of the land - tax , established efficient Courts of ...
Page 219
... taken to protect him . Without his assistance the land is useless to the zemindar . If they are left to themselves , they will soon come to an agreement in which each party will find his advantage . To dictate the specific terms of any ...
... taken to protect him . Without his assistance the land is useless to the zemindar . If they are left to themselves , they will soon come to an agreement in which each party will find his advantage . To dictate the specific terms of any ...
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