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Page 123
During the and the action dese executors Ebles and Sco of the stock Auly
registered et assigned to vas asked for perty sold , the areholders in The directors
been broken , been notice T , bowere defence was 5 had not Landlords , Tenants
and ...
During the and the action dese executors Ebles and Sco of the stock Auly
registered et assigned to vas asked for perty sold , the areholders in The directors
been broken , been notice T , bowere defence was 5 had not Landlords , Tenants
and ...
Page 125
They can , therefore , interfere if a tenant for life includes heirlooms in a bill of
sale as security for his own debt , and runs the risk of having them seized by a
money - lender , more especially if this is done without the consent or knowledge
of ...
They can , therefore , interfere if a tenant for life includes heirlooms in a bill of
sale as security for his own debt , and runs the risk of having them seized by a
money - lender , more especially if this is done without the consent or knowledge
of ...
Page 218
The Permanent Settlement Regulations , while they exempted the proprietors of
land from future enhancements of the land - tax , established efficient Courts of
Judicature for the protection of both landlords and tenants against illegal
demands ...
The Permanent Settlement Regulations , while they exempted the proprietors of
land from future enhancements of the land - tax , established efficient Courts of
Judicature for the protection of both landlords and tenants against illegal
demands ...
Page 220
... while they were authorised to rack rent their under - tenants , the cultivators .
No surer scheme could have been devised for enabling these middlemen to
secure the bulk of the profits from agriculture , which legitimately belong to the
owners ...
... while they were authorised to rack rent their under - tenants , the cultivators .
No surer scheme could have been devised for enabling these middlemen to
secure the bulk of the profits from agriculture , which legitimately belong to the
owners ...
Page 223
By the Acts of 1859 and 1869 , the relations of landlord and tenant had been
settled by the Government , and upon the faith of that settlement many thousands
estates had been purchased by the zemindars and many lakhs of rupees
expended ...
By the Acts of 1859 and 1869 , the relations of landlord and tenant had been
settled by the Government , and upon the faith of that settlement many thousands
estates had been purchased by the zemindars and many lakhs of rupees
expended ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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