The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 104
... land to pass real estate , which accordingly descended to his heir at law . Held , that the liability of said real estate to the payment of debts , as between the heir and pecuniary legatees , must be determined by the law of Scotland ...
... land to pass real estate , which accordingly descended to his heir at law . Held , that the liability of said real estate to the payment of debts , as between the heir and pecuniary legatees , must be determined by the law of Scotland ...
Page 105
... land for said business purposes , which had been entered into by the testator , was completed by the sons . Subsequently one of said brothers conveyed to the other two his undivided third in said real and personal estate , which was ...
... land for said business purposes , which had been entered into by the testator , was completed by the sons . Subsequently one of said brothers conveyed to the other two his undivided third in said real and personal estate , which was ...
Page 106
... land . The defendant sold the fallage " of the wood on his land to H. , who cut down a tree which in falling broke down a large portion of the fence . The plaintiff's cows passed through the gap and fed on the leaves of a yew - tree ...
... land . The defendant sold the fallage " of the wood on his land to H. , who cut down a tree which in falling broke down a large portion of the fence . The plaintiff's cows passed through the gap and fed on the leaves of a yew - tree ...
Page 108
... Land was conveyed to M. subject to a reservation of all mines and minerals to the grantors , with power to use sufficient land for working the same ; and it was provided that it should not be lawful for M. to do any thing whereby the ...
... Land was conveyed to M. subject to a reservation of all mines and minerals to the grantors , with power to use sufficient land for working the same ; and it was provided that it should not be lawful for M. to do any thing whereby the ...
Page 111
... land at auction , and agreed to take the timber thereon , which was sold separately , at a price stated by the auctioneer . In stating the price of the wood , the auctioneer accidentally omitted in the valua- tion a considerable portion ...
... land at auction , and agreed to take the timber thereon , which was sold separately , at a price stated by the auctioneer . In stating the price of the wood , the auctioneer accidentally omitted in the valua- tion a considerable portion ...
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