New Commentaries on the Laws of England: (partly Founded on Blackstone)

Butterworths, 1863

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... the treatise of Domat ) from the beaten track , their course is not such as an English jurist could follow with advantage . The general plan which I have thus ventured , on my own responsibility , to lay down , will be PREFACE . xiii.

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... follows : - I. OF PERSONAL RIGHTS . II . OF RIGHTS OF PROPERTY . 1. As to things real . 2. As to things personal . III . OF RIGHTS IN PRIVATE RELATIONS . 1. Between master and servant . 2. Between husband and wife . 3. Between parent ...

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... pay no sort of regard to them . " Ceo n'est que un restitution en lour ley , pur que a ceo n'avomus regard , & c . " ( h ) C. 11 . [ should no longer follow the king's court , but 16 INTRODUCTION . Of the Clergy generally.

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(partly Founded on Blackstone) Henry John Stephen. [ should no longer follow the king's court , but be held in some certain place ; " in consequence of which they have ever since been held ( a few necessary removals in times . of the ...

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... also called a rule , to distinguish it from advice or counsel , ( c ) Ff . l . 1 , 9 . sibi populus constituit . " - Inst . 1 . ( d ) " Jus civile est quod quisque 2 , 1 . [ which we are at liberty to follow or not 26 INTRODUCTION .

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Of Offences against Persons their Property and Public Rights	lii

Historical View of the Successions that have taken place	lix

Of the Study of the	1

continued	12

Of the Clergy generally	16

Of Life Annuities	22

Of the Laws of England	41

Book IV	43

Of Administration de bonis	379

Of the Contract of the Loan of Money	383

Of the Manner of Elections at the Universities	385

OF TITLE IN GENERAL	387

Of Labourers	388

CHAP X	389

Of the Return of the Writs	393

Of the Manner in which Bills are passed	397

Of a Plea in Abatement	56

Of Archbishops and Bishops	67

OF PREROGATIVE WRITS AND OTHER EXTRAORDINARY REMEDIES IN	68

Of the Doctrine of Uses and Trusts since the Statute	70

Of Stoppage in Transitu	71

Of an Extent	74

Of a Dean and Chapter	76

Of Factors and Brokers and the Statutes relating to them	77

Of Hospitals	79

Of Treason	81

Of the Countries subject to the Laws of England	85

Of the Act of Settlement	92

Book VI	96

OF THE ROYAL FAMILY	105

Cases are liable	110

Of Special Property in Bailees	117

Of Archdeacons	120

Of the Saxon Courts	129

Of Liens	135

Book I	139

OF RIGHTS IN PRIVATE RELATIONS	142

Of SelfMurder	143

OF TITLE BY WILL AND BY ADMINISTRATION	145

Of Murder	150

Of the Writ of Mandamus	153

Book II	156

Of Attempts to Murder	161

Of the antient Relief of the Poor	165

Of Abduction of Females	167

PART I	172

CHAP I	175

Of the Poor Law Board	178

Of the Feudal System	180

Of the Nature of Tenure	189

Of Parsons or Rectors and Vicars	191

Of the present Power of bequeathing Personalty	193

Of Knights Service	195

Of Canonical and Civil Disabilities affecting the Contract of Marriage 253	199

Of Profits from Forfeitures of Lands and Goods and herein of Deodands 570	207

Of Incorporeal Hereditaments in general	213

Of Free Socage and its Incidents	219

OF THE CIVIL GOVERNMENT	222

Of the Antient Villenage	225

Of Next of	226

Of the Liberty of the Press	227

Of the Customs	230

Of Tenure in Frankalmoign	231

CHAP III	235

Of Estates in Fee Simple	238

Of Motion in Arrest of Judgment	244

Of Fees Simple Absolute Base and Conditional	252

Of the Navigation Acts	256

Of the Legal Identity between Husband and Wife	258

OF FREEHOLD ESTATES NOT OF INHERITANCE	260

Of Estates for Life created by Act of Parties	267

Of the Rights of Persons in their Private Relations	268

Of the Privileges of Parliament	269

Of Lighthouses Beacons and Sea Marks	270

Of Quarantine	277

Of Refusing or Neglecting to take the Oath of Allegiance	283

CHAP V	287

Of Interesse Termini	293

Of the State of Slavery	299

Of the Estate of cestui que Trust	300

Of Physicians	301

OF ESTATES UPON CONDITION	303

Of Estates at Sufferance	305

Of Administration cum testamento annexo	309

Of the Punishment of Accessories	313

Of Mortgage	314

Of the Trial and Evidence	316

Of Conspiracy	318

Of an Estate in Possession	321

Of Bribery	324

Of Right of Possession and Right of Entry	330

Of the Rules as to the Creation of Remainders	338

Of the Civil Mode of Registration	343

Of the Courts of Criminal Jurisdiction in general	348

OF THE LAWS RELATING TO CHARITIES AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS	349

Of the Registration of Deaths	352

Of Perpetuation of Testimony	359

Of the Laws and Customs relating to the House of Lords in particular	360

CHAP II	361

Of Common Carriers	364

Book V	366

Of Informations in the Name of the AttorneyGeneral	369

Of Frauds by Traders contrary to the Law of Bankruptcy	401

Of the Adjournment Prorogation and Dissolution of Parliament	404

Of Primogeniture	406

Of the Origin and History of Parliaments	408

Of Descent to Lineal Ancestors	412

Of Apprentices	415

Of the Descent to the Issue of Lineal Ancestors	420

Of Process upon Informations	424

Of certain special Cases of Descent	428

Of Entry by the Heir	432

Of the Court of the Duchy Chamber of Lancaster	437

CHAP XII	439

Of the Inspectors of Gaols	443

Of Naturalborn Subjects	444

Of the Nature and Principle of Escheat in General	445

Of Sentence of Death	450

OF TITLE TO THINGS PERSONAL AND FIRST OF TITLE BY OCCUPANCY	453

CHAP XIII	455

CHAP XIV	461

Of Pluralities	463

Of Parish Churches	464

Of Bottomry and Respondentia	465

Of Hostile Capture	466

Of Actions generally	469

Of Gifts to Charitable Uses	470

CHAP V	473

Of those Persons who may convey or take by Purchase	479

Of the Nature of Deeds	486

Of the Post Office Duties	490

Of the Description of the Thing conveyed or granted	492

CHAP XVII	507

Of a Feoffment	519

ibid	521

Of Franchises	523

Of his Right to prohibit the Importation or Exportation of Arms c	524

Of an Exchange	525

6	532

Of a Surrender	534

Of his Right to establish Markets and Fairs	537

Of the Principle of a Conveyance under the Statute of Uses	540

Of a Bargain and Sale	541

Of his Rights as Head of the Church and herein of Convocations	544

Of a Grant to Uses	547

Of the Custody of the Temporalities of Bishops	550

Of the Antient Revenue from Purveyance and Preemption and	556

Of Limitations as to Entry or Distress and Suits for the Recovery	561

Of the Duty on Offices and Pensions	563

OF CONVEYANCES BY TENANTS IN TAIL AND MARRIED WOMEN	565

CONCLUSION	570

Of Profits from Courts of Justice	571

Of the Consolidated Fund and the Public Income	572

Of the Progress from the earliest Times to the Norman Conquest	576

Of Devises generally	596

CHAP X	597

Of Infancy	603

CHAP VIII	607

Of the Age of Legal Capacity in different Cases	609

Of the Yeomanry and other Volunteers	610

Of Impressment	616

Of The Passengers Act 1855	619

OF EXTRAORDINARY CONVEYANCES OR THOSE BY MATTER OF RECORD	622

CHAP XXII	631

Of the Nature of Offices in general	634

Of the Violation of SafeConducts	635

Of Forfeiture of Goods and Chattels on Capital and other Felonies	637

Of the House of Lords	649

Of the Conveyance of Copyholds by Married Women	651

Of the Mode of Arraignment	663

Of the Principle of Parliamentary Representation	668

Of Chapels	670

Of Proceedings in Error	675

Of Pardon	679

Of Monsters	680

Of the Church Building Acts	688

453	691

Of the Motion by way of Interpleader	692

342	695

OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF PURCHASERS	702

Of the Process	711

286	714

Of the Conveyance of Equitable Estate in Copyholds	715

Of the Charitable Trusts Acts	716

Of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners	718

Of Imprisonment	719

344	720

554	731

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Informacje bibliograficzne

Tytuł	New Commentaries on the Laws of England: (partly Founded on Blackstone) Tom 1 z New Commentaries on the Laws of England:, Henry John Stephen
Autor	Henry John Stephen
Wydanie	5
Wydawca	Butterworths, 1863
W formie oryginalnej	Uniwersytet Oksfordzki
W formie cyfrowej	20 Wrz 2006

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