The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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Page 88
... possession , and to remedies by Interdict which else would have been un- attainable to them , what would the Roman Law have been ? So far as we can see , and so far , it seems to us , as Professor Hunter can see , it would have been but ...
... possession , and to remedies by Interdict which else would have been un- attainable to them , what would the Roman Law have been ? So far as we can see , and so far , it seems to us , as Professor Hunter can see , it would have been but ...
Page 101
... possession of the " last word , " and the devices resorted to , and the miscarriages of justice that sometimes happen in the effort to secure it , are well known . The law officers and their representatives , therefore , seldom appear ...
... possession of the " last word , " and the devices resorted to , and the miscarriages of justice that sometimes happen in the effort to secure it , are well known . The law officers and their representatives , therefore , seldom appear ...
Page 138
... possessed of such lands , tenements , and hereditaments , to all intents and purposes , of and in the like estates as they had in Use , trust , or confidence , of or in the same . And that the estate , title , right , and possession ...
... possessed of such lands , tenements , and hereditaments , to all intents and purposes , of and in the like estates as they had in Use , trust , or confidence , of or in the same . And that the estate , title , right , and possession ...
Page 139
... possession , except upon the consideration of money or money's worth , or that of natural love and affection , or marriage ; and this Equitable doctrine was , after the passing of the Statute , transplanted to the Courts of Law ; but ...
... possession , except upon the consideration of money or money's worth , or that of natural love and affection , or marriage ; and this Equitable doctrine was , after the passing of the Statute , transplanted to the Courts of Law ; but ...
Page 141
... possession must never be in abeyance ; and ( 2 ) that the right to the seisin must not be shifted about from one person to another without open livery of seisin or other ceremony . These two rules are of a distinctly feudal origin ...
... possession must never be in abeyance ; and ( 2 ) that the right to the seisin must not be shifted about from one person to another without open livery of seisin or other ceremony . These two rules are of a distinctly feudal origin ...
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