Commentaries on the laws of England. [Another], Volume 3T. Cadell and J. Butterworth, 1825 |
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... heir of the disseisor , makes a lease for life to D , with remainder to B the disseisee for life , and D dies ; hereby the remainder accrues to B , the disseisee : b Viner's Abr . t . executors . D. 2 $ 5 Rep . 30 . d Litt . § 659 . e ...
... heir of the disseisor , makes a lease for life to D , with remainder to B the disseisee for life , and D dies ; hereby the remainder accrues to B , the disseisee : b Viner's Abr . t . executors . D. 2 $ 5 Rep . 30 . d Litt . § 659 . e ...
Page 140
... heir without the father's consent , whereby during the continuance of the military tenures he lost the value of his marriage . But this last injury is now ceased , together with the right upon which it was grounded ; for , the father ...
... heir without the father's consent , whereby during the continuance of the military tenures he lost the value of his marriage . But this last injury is now ceased , together with the right upon which it was grounded ; for , the father ...
Page 141
... heir : some holding that it would not , upon the supposition that the only ground or cause of action was losing the value of the heir's marriage ; and others holding that an action would lie for taking away any of the children , for ...
... heir : some holding that it would not , upon the supposition that the only ground or cause of action was losing the value of the heir's marriage ; and others holding that an action would lie for taking away any of the children , for ...
Page 143
... to the case of one suing for the seduction of his adopted child . Irwin v . Dearman , 11 East , 23 . ( 21 ) Only if next heir male . See Vol . IV . p . 314 . CHAPTER THE NINTH . OF INJURIES TO PERSONAL PROPERTY . 142 BOOK III . PRIVATE.
... to the case of one suing for the seduction of his adopted child . Irwin v . Dearman , 11 East , 23 . ( 21 ) Only if next heir male . See Vol . IV . p . 314 . CHAPTER THE NINTH . OF INJURIES TO PERSONAL PROPERTY . 142 BOOK III . PRIVATE.
Page 156
... heirs , if they are bound to the payment ; as by the obligee against the obligor , the landlord against the tenant , & c . But , if it be brought by or against an executor for a debt due to or from the testator , this not being his own ...
... heirs , if they are bound to the payment ; as by the obligee against the obligor , the landlord against the tenant , & c . But , if it be brought by or against an executor for a debt due to or from the testator , this not being his own ...
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