The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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... Lord Chancellor , containing Practical Suggestions on the Law of Bankruptcy . By EDWARD LAWRANCE , Member of the Council of the Incorporated Law Society . London : Hamilton , Adams , & Co. 3. Articles reprinted from the Solicitors ...
... Lord Chancellor , containing Practical Suggestions on the Law of Bankruptcy . By EDWARD LAWRANCE , Member of the Council of the Incorporated Law Society . London : Hamilton , Adams , & Co. 3. Articles reprinted from the Solicitors ...
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... lord chancellor , to make rules for the transfer , transmission , and withdrawal of notices of leases and of caution , and for the regulation of any matters relating to registry not provided for by the act . Section 53 directed how ...
... lord chancellor , to make rules for the transfer , transmission , and withdrawal of notices of leases and of caution , and for the regulation of any matters relating to registry not provided for by the act . Section 53 directed how ...
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... Lord Chancellor , with the assistance of the Lord Justices and the judges of the Landed Estates Court ; and the section moreover contains a valuable addition , namely , that the scale of costs may be based either wholly or in part on an ...
... Lord Chancellor , with the assistance of the Lord Justices and the judges of the Landed Estates Court ; and the section moreover contains a valuable addition , namely , that the scale of costs may be based either wholly or in part on an ...
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... Lord Chancellor , Mr. Justice Wightman , and the Judge Ordinary ) held that the adultery was proved , but that the desertion was not , as there were circumstances in the case leading to the belief that the petitioner and her husband ...
... Lord Chancellor , Mr. Justice Wightman , and the Judge Ordinary ) held that the adultery was proved , but that the desertion was not , as there were circumstances in the case leading to the belief that the petitioner and her husband ...
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... Lords . The result is , that the legislature has refused for the present to alter the law as ... Lord Lyndhurst's speech on the occasion referred to , can fail to recog ... Chancellor moving the third reading of the " Indictable offences ...
... Lords . The result is , that the legislature has refused for the present to alter the law as ... Lord Lyndhurst's speech on the occasion referred to , can fail to recog ... Chancellor moving the third reading of the " Indictable offences ...
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