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... legal system . " In this country where the rules of judge - made law hold a place of almost paramount importance in our legal system it can hardly be said that Parliament is the author of those rules . In fact , Parliament has no ...
... legal system . " In this country where the rules of judge - made law hold a place of almost paramount importance in our legal system it can hardly be said that Parliament is the author of those rules . In fact , Parliament has no ...
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... legal system , the law of gifts was the original and the sales , exchanges and other forms of conveyances were later adaptations ; in the Roman system , the law of sales was the original and other modes of conveyance were later ...
... legal system , the law of gifts was the original and the sales , exchanges and other forms of conveyances were later adaptations ; in the Roman system , the law of sales was the original and other modes of conveyance were later ...
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... systems , as civilly dead and his property is distributed as if death had in fact taken place . Paton records that in New York , a person imprisoned for life is by statute regarded as civilly dead . 18 The Hindu legal system also ...
... systems , as civilly dead and his property is distributed as if death had in fact taken place . Paton records that in New York , a person imprisoned for life is by statute regarded as civilly dead . 18 The Hindu legal system also ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Alienation | 28 |
Equity and Legal fictions | 34 |
Copyright | |
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