The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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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 125
... taken . It might be added that the present procedure had been in force for a great number of years , though the present point was now heard for the first time . The injunction accordingly issued , but , of course , defendants were not ...
... taken . It might be added that the present procedure had been in force for a great number of years , though the present point was now heard for the first time . The injunction accordingly issued , but , of course , defendants were not ...
Page 143
... taken before the said lieutenants , deputies , or other officers of the Admiralty , how many fighting mariners are in the realm . " The reason of this ordinance was that in case the King or his Council ( which he had always about him ...
... taken before the said lieutenants , deputies , or other officers of the Admiralty , how many fighting mariners are in the realm . " The reason of this ordinance was that in case the King or his Council ( which he had always about him ...
Page 149
... taken and not presented to His Majesty , etc. Having delivered his charge , the work of the Court begins . Let us now peruse some of the Records or Protocols entered in the Book of the Registrar of the Vice - Admiralty Court for the ...
... taken and not presented to His Majesty , etc. Having delivered his charge , the work of the Court begins . Let us now peruse some of the Records or Protocols entered in the Book of the Registrar of the Vice - Admiralty Court for the ...
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