The Law-dictionary, Explaining the Rise, Progress, and Present State of the British Law:: K-ZJ. and W. T. Clarke; Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman, 1835 |
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... common stock , the person from whom the computation is made , they are distant between themselves in the same de- gree ; and in every line the person must be reckoned from whom the computation is made . If the kindred are not equally ...
... common stock , the person from whom the computation is made , they are distant between themselves in the same de- gree ; and in every line the person must be reckoned from whom the computation is made . If the kindred are not equally ...
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... common law ; the very same title that every private man has to his own estate . Lands are not naturally descendible any more than thrones ; but the law has thought proper , for the benefit and peace of the public , to establish ...
... common law ; the very same title that every private man has to his own estate . Lands are not naturally descendible any more than thrones ; but the law has thought proper , for the benefit and peace of the public , to establish ...
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... laws of his kingdom , any power to interfere . By the word prerogative is usually understood that special pre - eminence which the King hath over and above all other persons , and out of the ordinary course of the common law , in right ...
... laws of his kingdom , any power to interfere . By the word prerogative is usually understood that special pre - eminence which the King hath over and above all other persons , and out of the ordinary course of the common law , in right ...
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... laws of his kingdom , any power to interfere . By the word prerogative is usually understood that special pre - eminence which the King hath over and above all other persons , and out of the ordinary course of the common law , in right ...
... laws of his kingdom , any power to interfere . By the word prerogative is usually understood that special pre - eminence which the King hath over and above all other persons , and out of the ordinary course of the common law , in right ...
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... usual common- law actions as are consistent with the royal prerogative and dignity ; or by such prerogative modes of process as are peculiarly confined to the crown . As the King , by reason of his legal ubiquity , cannot be disseised ...
... usual common- law actions as are consistent with the royal prerogative and dignity ; or by such prerogative modes of process as are peculiarly confined to the crown . As the King , by reason of his legal ubiquity , cannot be disseised ...
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