Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Tulokset 1 - 3 kokonaismäärästä 78
Sivu 186
... give his opinion or commons ( 3 Vol . 3. ) ; for we find in the rolls of parliament , ( 51 Ed . III . N ° 87. ) that fir Thomas Hungerford , chivalier , qui avoit les parolles des communes en ceft parlement , addreffed the king in the ...
... give his opinion or commons ( 3 Vol . 3. ) ; for we find in the rolls of parliament , ( 51 Ed . III . N ° 87. ) that fir Thomas Hungerford , chivalier , qui avoit les parolles des communes en ceft parlement , addreffed the king in the ...
Sivu 362
... give it ; or that in such case , the parish would take care to remove him ( 27 ) . But there are also other circumstances equivalent to such notice : therefore , 5. Renting for a year ( 28 ) [ 364 ] a tenement of the yearly value of ten ...
... give it ; or that in such case , the parish would take care to remove him ( 27 ) . But there are also other circumstances equivalent to such notice : therefore , 5. Renting for a year ( 28 ) [ 364 ] a tenement of the yearly value of ten ...
Sivu 383
... give notice to the patron of fuch his cause of refufal , who being ufually a layman , is not supposed to have knowlege of it ; elfe he cannot prefent by lapfe : but if the cause be temporal , there he is not bound to give notice . A ...
... give notice to the patron of fuch his cause of refufal , who being ufually a layman , is not supposed to have knowlege of it ; elfe he cannot prefent by lapfe : but if the cause be temporal , there he is not bound to give notice . A ...
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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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