Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 117
... several of thefe towns there are fmall appendages belonging , called [ 115 ] hamlets ; which are taken notice of in the ftatute of Exeter ' , k which makes frequent mention of entire vills , demi - vills , and hamlets . Entire vills fir ...
... several of thefe towns there are fmall appendages belonging , called [ 115 ] hamlets ; which are taken notice of in the ftatute of Exeter ' , k which makes frequent mention of entire vills , demi - vills , and hamlets . Entire vills fir ...
Sivu 215
... several actual limitations , from the time of Henry IV . to the prefent , do clearly prove the power of the king and parliament to new - model or alter the fuc- ceffion . And indeed it is now again made highly penal to difpute it for by ...
... several actual limitations , from the time of Henry IV . to the prefent , do clearly prove the power of the king and parliament to new - model or alter the fuc- ceffion . And indeed it is now again made highly penal to difpute it for by ...
Sivu 361
... several ways ; as , 3. By marriage . For , a woman , marrying a man that is fettled in another parifh , changes her own fettlement : the law not permitting the feparation of husband and wife ' . But if the man has no fettlement , her's ...
... several ways ; as , 3. By marriage . For , a woman , marrying a man that is fettled in another parifh , changes her own fettlement : the law not permitting the feparation of husband and wife ' . But if the man has no fettlement , her's ...
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Of the NATURE of Laws in general | 35 |
Of the LAWS of ENGLAND | 62 |
Of the COUNTRIES fubject to the Laws | 93 |
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