The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. wife , by the simple expedient of declaring in a common law conveyance to a stranger Uses in favour of himself or his wife . Again , at the common law , in order that an ...
For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. wife , by the simple expedient of declaring in a common law conveyance to a stranger Uses in favour of himself or his wife . Again , at the common law , in order that an ...
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... wife or child or parent of a candidate , or any person proved to have been an election agent . " Candidate . " - The term " Candidate means any person elected to serve in Parliament at an election , and any person who has been nominated ...
... wife or child or parent of a candidate , or any person proved to have been an election agent . " Candidate . " - The term " Candidate means any person elected to serve in Parliament at an election , and any person who has been nominated ...
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... wife , whose will had been proved in England . The necessary papers for the purpose were prepared in this country and forwarded to Germany , but were returned imperfectly executed . Fresh sets of papers were then forwarded to the ...
... wife , whose will had been proved in England . The necessary papers for the purpose were prepared in this country and forwarded to Germany , but were returned imperfectly executed . Fresh sets of papers were then forwarded to the ...
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... wife , a niece of George , Lord Lyttelton . The early years of the Lord Chief Justice were spent partly abroad . He went up to Trinity Hall , Cambridge , in 1822 , gained the second year prizes for the best English and Latin exercises ...
... wife , a niece of George , Lord Lyttelton . The early years of the Lord Chief Justice were spent partly abroad . He went up to Trinity Hall , Cambridge , in 1822 , gained the second year prizes for the best English and Latin exercises ...
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... wife . Per Lord President : " Both persons are registered - they have both become partners for their respective presently existing rights of liferent and fee , and have undertaken in these characters all the liabilities of partners ...
... wife . Per Lord President : " Both persons are registered - they have both become partners for their respective presently existing rights of liferent and fee , and have undertaken in these characters all the liabilities of partners ...
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