The Law Magazine: Or, Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, 7. köide;38. köideSaunders and Benning, 1847 |
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... tenant right and the tenure of leaseholds renewable in perpetuity . The case then is this : all individual rights to lands in Ireland were in fact settled in the reign of William III . For our pur- poses the last great settlement is the ...
... tenant right and the tenure of leaseholds renewable in perpetuity . The case then is this : all individual rights to lands in Ireland were in fact settled in the reign of William III . For our pur- poses the last great settlement is the ...
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... tenant to obtain such renewal , because , in the first place , it is his interest , and the landlord cannot be expected to take care of that ; and in the next place , the lives named are generally of the family of the lessee and ...
... tenant to obtain such renewal , because , in the first place , it is his interest , and the landlord cannot be expected to take care of that ; and in the next place , the lives named are generally of the family of the lessee and ...
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... tenant . And as by lapse of time the presumption of a rent - charge would arise against the lessor if care were not taken to preserve evidence of the continuance of the tenure by the renewals from time to time , it must be an act of ...
... tenant . And as by lapse of time the presumption of a rent - charge would arise against the lessor if care were not taken to preserve evidence of the continuance of the tenure by the renewals from time to time , it must be an act of ...
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... tenant , was then held to be sufficient of itself to cause a forfeiture . But about the year 1777 there was a case of Bate- man v . Murray , in which this old equity had been insisted on successfully in the Irish Chancery , and in which ...
... tenant , was then held to be sufficient of itself to cause a forfeiture . But about the year 1777 there was a case of Bate- man v . Murray , in which this old equity had been insisted on successfully in the Irish Chancery , and in which ...
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... tenant or his assigns , unless it be proved that the lessor made demand of the fines , which was not complied with within a reasonable time ( s . 1 ) ; and in the second section enacts , that if there should be any difficulty in ...
... tenant or his assigns , unless it be proved that the lessor made demand of the fines , which was not complied with within a reasonable time ( s . 1 ) ; and in the second section enacts , that if there should be any difficulty in ...
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