The Scots Law TimesW. Green & Son, Limited, 1919 - Law |
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... seems to me that the " application " form of bringing before the Court the question - referred to must be an application under the whether the contract by reason of the Act of 1917 should be annulled - has been taken by the defenders in ...
... seems to me that the " application " form of bringing before the Court the question - referred to must be an application under the whether the contract by reason of the Act of 1917 should be annulled - has been taken by the defenders in ...
Page 5
... seems to me that , while agreeing that the Act is not easy to construe in respect that it is framed not for the United Kingdom but on the lines of English procedure , and uses an expression which is not a technical one in Scotland ...
... seems to me that , while agreeing that the Act is not easy to construe in respect that it is framed not for the United Kingdom but on the lines of English procedure , and uses an expression which is not a technical one in Scotland ...
Page 8
... seems to me that on the out- break of the war the defenders had in their possession certain property of the Adria Co. , namely , the partially constructed steamer , which remained in their possession only as trustees for the Adria Co ...
... seems to me that on the out- break of the war the defenders had in their possession certain property of the Adria Co. , namely , the partially constructed steamer , which remained in their possession only as trustees for the Adria Co ...
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... seems to me to be plainly found in fact that the right of grazing , whatever it was , was not part of the holding , but distinct from it . In 1896 , when Finlay Mackay's holding was divided , the applicant's father obtained a bit of ...
... seems to me to be plainly found in fact that the right of grazing , whatever it was , was not part of the holding , but distinct from it . In 1896 , when Finlay Mackay's holding was divided , the applicant's father obtained a bit of ...
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... seems equally applicable to the case of the second set of provisions being partially in excess of what brought the total up to three years ' rent . In the present case neither set of provisions have been charged , and as their cumulo ...
... seems equally applicable to the case of the second set of provisions being partially in excess of what brought the total up to three years ' rent . In the present case neither set of provisions have been charged , and as their cumulo ...
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