The Edinburgh magazine, and literary miscellany, a new series of The Scots magazine, Volumes 15-181825 |
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... considered to be requisite , to prevent the operation of the two Statutes , 1469 and 1340 , whereby it had been made lawful to attach lands for payment of their owners ' debts ; for it was to little purpose to prohibit direct alienation ...
... considered to be requisite , to prevent the operation of the two Statutes , 1469 and 1340 , whereby it had been made lawful to attach lands for payment of their owners ' debts ; for it was to little purpose to prohibit direct alienation ...
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... considered to be , not only a penalty of this disobedience , but strictly necessa ry , to give effect to the irritant clause . This latter idea that the deed ac- tually done should become null by the supposed previous demolition of the ...
... considered to be , not only a penalty of this disobedience , but strictly necessa ry , to give effect to the irritant clause . This latter idea that the deed ac- tually done should become null by the supposed previous demolition of the ...
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... considered to be well founded at the time . It found in substance , that in no case could a man entail his lands to the prejudice of his own just and lawful creditors . An Act of Parliament was according- ly obtained on it , for selling ...
... considered to be well founded at the time . It found in substance , that in no case could a man entail his lands to the prejudice of his own just and lawful creditors . An Act of Parliament was according- ly obtained on it , for selling ...
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... considered what should be the remedy of so great an evil as the existence of such a law . In this writing land of ours , all matters of general importance become the subject of public discussion , and accordingly this one has engaged va ...
... considered what should be the remedy of so great an evil as the existence of such a law . In this writing land of ours , all matters of general importance become the subject of public discussion , and accordingly this one has engaged va ...
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... considered it to be competent for an entailer to bind himself as institute of his entail , and he referred to two cases as confirm- ing his opinion . The first was that of the Duke of Athole , in 1816. His Grace possessed the estate of ...
... considered it to be competent for an entailer to bind himself as institute of his entail , and he referred to two cases as confirm- ing his opinion . The first was that of the Duke of Athole , in 1816. His Grace possessed the estate of ...
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