The Irish Jurist, 16. köideE.J. Milliken, 1864 |
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... admitted in the argument by the next of kin that it is the duty , and should be the object of every court of justice , to effectuate , if possible , the intention of the testator or testatrix . But it is conceded that though a general ...
... admitted in the argument by the next of kin that it is the duty , and should be the object of every court of justice , to effectuate , if possible , the intention of the testator or testatrix . But it is conceded that though a general ...
Page 18
... admitted marriage . There the presump- tion is in favour of the children being legitimate . But there is here no marriage at all , and there is no presumption in favour of legitimacy . The exact point besides was ruled by the Court in ...
... admitted marriage . There the presump- tion is in favour of the children being legitimate . But there is here no marriage at all , and there is no presumption in favour of legitimacy . The exact point besides was ruled by the Court in ...
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... admitted at under the age of twenty - one years ; " and then it went the trial that the difference in value between an inde on , " And whereas the said Francis Doyle has con- feasible interest for the residue of the term of fifty ...
... admitted at under the age of twenty - one years ; " and then it went the trial that the difference in value between an inde on , " And whereas the said Francis Doyle has con- feasible interest for the residue of the term of fifty ...
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... admitted that the writ , with the follow- the plaintiff , E. S. , the judge , on the trial , told ing endorsement was in the handwriting of the present the jury , firstly , that there was no evidence of any defendant , and handed by him ...
... admitted that the writ , with the follow- the plaintiff , E. S. , the judge , on the trial , told ing endorsement was in the handwriting of the present the jury , firstly , that there was no evidence of any defendant , and handed by him ...
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... admitted she had re- debt had been assigned to a third person , and had ceived . Accordingly , the case came on for trial before been assigned not absolutely , but as a security for a me . It occupied more than a day , and at a very ...
... admitted she had re- debt had been assigned to a third person , and had ceived . Accordingly , the case came on for trial before been assigned not absolutely , but as a security for a me . It occupied more than a day , and at a very ...
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