Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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... estate . It is part of the freeholder's oath that the estate has not been granted to him fraudulently on purpose to qualify him to give his vote . The one vote I prefume was in- tended for the part retained by the grantor , for if the ...
... estate . It is part of the freeholder's oath that the estate has not been granted to him fraudulently on purpose to qualify him to give his vote . The one vote I prefume was in- tended for the part retained by the grantor , for if the ...
Sivu 370
... estate , or may hire a house for his habitation " ( 4 ) : for personal estate is of a tranfitory and moveable nature ; and , besides , this indulgence to strangers is necessary for the advancement of trade . Aliens also may trade as ...
... estate , or may hire a house for his habitation " ( 4 ) : for personal estate is of a tranfitory and moveable nature ; and , besides , this indulgence to strangers is necessary for the advancement of trade . Aliens also may trade as ...
Sivu 461
... estate in lands , and then by the common law the guardian- ship devolves upon his next of kin , to whom the inheritance cannot poffibly defcend ; as , where the estate defcended from his father , in this cafe his uncle by the mother's ...
... estate in lands , and then by the common law the guardian- ship devolves upon his next of kin , to whom the inheritance cannot poffibly defcend ; as , where the estate defcended from his father , in this cafe his uncle by the mother'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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