Pharmaceutical Journal: A Weekly Record of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences, Volume 2J. Churchill, 1843 - Pharmacy |
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... by which name they shall have perpetual succession , and a common seal ; "
and shall be able , “ by the same name to sue and be sued , implead and be
impleaded , answer and be answered unto , " & c .; " and be for ever able and
capable ...
... by which name they shall have perpetual succession , and a common seal ; "
and shall be able , “ by the same name to sue and be sued , implead and be
impleaded , answer and be answered unto , " & c .; " and be for ever able and
capable ...
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