The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 54
... tion whether it is unjust , oppressive , or inexpedient . The rule of descent is thus laid down by Mr. Locke King : -- " Where a parent dies intestate , leaving a widow and children , if his estate be freehold land the whole of it ...
... tion whether it is unjust , oppressive , or inexpedient . The rule of descent is thus laid down by Mr. Locke King : -- " Where a parent dies intestate , leaving a widow and children , if his estate be freehold land the whole of it ...
Page 56
... tion in question . We were sorry to find Messrs . Davidson and Wright , in the first volume of their Collection of Precedents ( p . 194 ) , apparently countenancing this practice , by giving ( with- out any warning to the unwary ) the ...
... tion in question . We were sorry to find Messrs . Davidson and Wright , in the first volume of their Collection of Precedents ( p . 194 ) , apparently countenancing this practice , by giving ( with- out any warning to the unwary ) the ...
Page 59
... tion was given to the eldest son , and smaller portions to the younger sons and daughters , no feeling of injustice arose , because the portions under the ordinary marriage settlement for the bene- fit of the younger children were so ...
... tion was given to the eldest son , and smaller portions to the younger sons and daughters , no feeling of injustice arose , because the portions under the ordinary marriage settlement for the bene- fit of the younger children were so ...
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... tion , with a view to see whether it would be prudent to wind up the concern , or whether they would be justified in going on in the actual state of their affairs . We contend also , that accounts of a more particular and special ...
... tion , with a view to see whether it would be prudent to wind up the concern , or whether they would be justified in going on in the actual state of their affairs . We contend also , that accounts of a more particular and special ...
Page 131
... tion " 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 ...
... tion " 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 ...
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