Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 469
... corporation is into aggregate and fole . Corporations aggregate confift of many perfons united toge- ther into one fociety , and are kept up by a perpetual fuccef- fion of members , fo as to continue for ever : of which kind are the ...
... corporation is into aggregate and fole . Corporations aggregate confift of many perfons united toge- ther into one fociety , and are kept up by a perpetual fuccef- fion of members , fo as to continue for ever : of which kind are the ...
Sivu 476
... corporations , and not to others . An aggre- gate corporation may take goods and chattels for the benefit of themselves and their fucceffors , but a fole corporation can- not " : for fuch moveable property is liable to be loft or im ...
... corporations , and not to others . An aggre- gate corporation may take goods and chattels for the benefit of themselves and their fucceffors , but a fole corporation can- not " : for fuch moveable property is liable to be loft or im ...
Sivu 477
... corporation is incomplete without a head " . But there may be a corporation aggregate conftituted without a head ¶ : as the collegiate church of Southwell in Nottinghamshire , which confifts only of prebendaries ; and the governors of ...
... corporation is incomplete without a head " . But there may be a corporation aggregate conftituted without a head ¶ : as the collegiate church of Southwell in Nottinghamshire , which confifts only of prebendaries ; and the governors of ...
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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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