Opinions of Eminent Lawyers, on Various Points of English Jurisprudence: Chiefly Concerning the Colonies, Fisheries and Commerce, of Great Britain : Collected, and Digested, from the Originals, in the Board of Trade, and Other Depositories, Volumes 1-2Reed and Hunter, 1814 - Commercial law |
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... possessed such unknown treasures , could neither be much wiser , for their unconscious possession , nor in any manner regu- lated in their practice , by unknown precedents : Idem est non esse et non apparere was a maxim very applicable ...
... possessed such unknown treasures , could neither be much wiser , for their unconscious possession , nor in any manner regu- lated in their practice , by unknown precedents : Idem est non esse et non apparere was a maxim very applicable ...
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... possession will be no bar to the crown : that for several years last past Mr. Penn hath had the possession of the said Lower Counties , under a pretence of a grant thereof to bim , made in the year 1682 , by the late king James , when ...
... possession will be no bar to the crown : that for several years last past Mr. Penn hath had the possession of the said Lower Counties , under a pretence of a grant thereof to bim , made in the year 1682 , by the late king James , when ...
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... possession and enjoyment of the premises , had therefore thought fit , and necessary , to signify , and declare , the same to the several jus- tices , magistrates , and other officers , at Newcastle , St. Jones Deale , alias Whore Kill ...
... possession and enjoyment of the premises , had therefore thought fit , and necessary , to signify , and declare , the same to the several jus- tices , magistrates , and other officers , at Newcastle , St. Jones Deale , alias Whore Kill ...
Page 52
... possession of the Dutch , ( or purchased by them of the natives , ) or which was by them first surrendered unto his said late majesty's lieut . - governor colonel Niccols , and which had been since surrendered unto sir Edmond Andros ...
... possession of the Dutch , ( or purchased by them of the natives , ) or which was by them first surrendered unto his said late majesty's lieut . - governor colonel Niccols , and which had been since surrendered unto sir Edmond Andros ...
Page 54
... possession of the Dutch , and had been surrendered unto the lieut . - governor of the said duke of York , and had for several years been in his possession , which might enable him to make the grants , in 1682 , to the said Mr. Penn ...
... possession of the Dutch , and had been surrendered unto the lieut . - governor of the said duke of York , and had for several years been in his possession , which might enable him to make the grants , in 1682 , to the said Mr. Penn ...
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