The New American Cyclopaedia: A Popular Dictionary of General Knowledge, 13권George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana D. Appleton, 1858 |
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... common of heirs and devisees . In some parts of the country , the operation of this remedy is extended by statutes beyond the limits fixed for it by the common law or the statutes of Henry VIII.— Partition , in England , was made either ...
... common of heirs and devisees . In some parts of the country , the operation of this remedy is extended by statutes beyond the limits fixed for it by the common law or the statutes of Henry VIII.— Partition , in England , was made either ...
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... common law judges . The indictment is found and tried by grand and petit jury , and the trial follows , in other re- spects , the course of the common law . Yet it is to be observed that the court thus constituted is still essentially ...
... common law judges . The indictment is found and tried by grand and petit jury , and the trial follows , in other re- spects , the course of the common law . Yet it is to be observed that the court thus constituted is still essentially ...
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... common law distinction between probate in common form and in solemn form has in great measure disappeared . In North Caro- lina , Georgia , Tennessee , and probably else- where , the distinction however is still ob- served . A will is ...
... common law distinction between probate in common form and in solemn form has in great measure disappeared . In North Caro- lina , Georgia , Tennessee , and probably else- where , the distinction however is still ob- served . A will is ...
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