Collected Legal PapersHarcourt, Brace, and Howe, 1920 - 316 páginas |
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... evidence of the Chancery having known or enforced any substantive doctrines different from those which were recognized in the other courts ex- cept two : One of them , a peculiar view of contract , has left no traces in modern law . But ...
... evidence of the Chancery having known or enforced any substantive doctrines different from those which were recognized in the other courts ex- cept two : One of them , a peculiar view of contract , has left no traces in modern law . But ...
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... evidence of the first stage when the testator transferred posses- sion in his own lifetime . A case in 55 Henry III . shows executors seized for the purpose of applying the land to pious uses under a last will , and defending their ...
... evidence of the first stage when the testator transferred posses- sion in his own lifetime . A case in 55 Henry III . shows executors seized for the purpose of applying the land to pious uses under a last will , and defending their ...
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... evidence of the persistence of ancient cus- tom was furnished by King Edward III . in person , who enfeoffed his executors , manifestly for the pur- pose of making such distribution after his death as he should direct ; but because he ...
... evidence of the persistence of ancient cus- tom was furnished by King Edward III . in person , who enfeoffed his executors , manifestly for the pur- pose of making such distribution after his death as he should direct ; but because he ...
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... evidence that suretyship was a formal contract in the time of the folk laws , in aid of his theory that the early law knew only two contracts ; the real , springing from sale or barter and requiring a quid pro quo ; and the formal ...
... evidence that suretyship was a formal contract in the time of the folk laws , in aid of his theory that the early law knew only two contracts ; the real , springing from sale or barter and requiring a quid pro quo ; and the formal ...
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... evidence , but slight as it is , it is sufficient to prove an ancient genealogy , as I shall try to show . 59 Two centuries after the Conquest there were three well - known ways of making a binding promise : Faith , Oath , and Writing ...
... evidence , but slight as it is , it is sufficient to prove an ancient genealogy , as I shall try to show . 59 Two centuries after the Conquest there were three well - known ways of making a binding promise : Faith , Oath , and Writing ...
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