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Page 119
Provided , nevertheless , that this shall not prejudice orphans in seeking
restitution of their goods , secured under pledges , in the hands of parents ,
guardians , or supervisors , in inanner already directed by law ; nor executors , or
...
Provided , nevertheless , that this shall not prejudice orphans in seeking
restitution of their goods , secured under pledges , in the hands of parents ,
guardians , or supervisors , in inanner already directed by law ; nor executors , or
...
Page 129
... and without issue , her right in such goods and chattels , lands and premises ,
shall cease and determine , and the same remain wholly to the husband :
Provided that nothing herein shall prevent a wife from making a will , even in the
lifetime ...
... and without issue , her right in such goods and chattels , lands and premises ,
shall cease and determine , and the same remain wholly to the husband :
Provided that nothing herein shall prevent a wife from making a will , even in the
lifetime ...
Page 172
... and make inspection into what provision of grass and fodder the said cotlers ,
intack , and cota tage - holders , or such like persons do make for their said cattle
, as well in summer as in winter ; and to make true report thereof in writing under
...
... and make inspection into what provision of grass and fodder the said cotlers ,
intack , and cota tage - holders , or such like persons do make for their said cattle
, as well in summer as in winter ; and to make true report thereof in writing under
...
Page 201
Provided if any fallacious dealing , be discovered against the second or third
master , either by proof or circumstantially , as mentioned before , then the same
to be considered before the servant suffer punishment , and the wages to be ...
Provided if any fallacious dealing , be discovered against the second or third
master , either by proof or circumstantially , as mentioned before , then the same
to be considered before the servant suffer punishment , and the wages to be ...
Page 225
... for every such other clandestine or wilful trespass so committed as aforesaid ,
over and be . sides the fourfold damages abovementioned : Provided that every
person or persons who shall maim , or otherwise maliciously hurt cattle or other ...
... for every such other clandestine or wilful trespass so committed as aforesaid ,
over and be . sides the fourfold damages abovementioned : Provided that every
person or persons who shall maim , or otherwise maliciously hurt cattle or other ...
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| Title | A View of the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, with the History of Its Ancient Constitution, Legislative Government, and Extraordinary Privileges |
| Author | James Johnson |
| Publisher | Thomas Bryce and Company, 1811 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 11 Nov 2014 |
| Length | 234 pages |
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