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The common conveyance of a Manks freehold , is a deed signed by the parties in
the presence of two witnesses , in the nature of an English bargain and sale , not
indented , and without seal or stamp , neither of which are necessary to any ...
The common conveyance of a Manks freehold , is a deed signed by the parties in
the presence of two witnesses , in the nature of an English bargain and sale , not
indented , and without seal or stamp , neither of which are necessary to any ...
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years next following ; and thereupon it shall be lawful for such deemster on such
report , to grant judgment and execution against such disagreeing party , for one
moiety of the sums so reported : the amount of which moiety shall be paid in the ...
years next following ; and thereupon it shall be lawful for such deemster on such
report , to grant judgment and execution against such disagreeing party , for one
moiety of the sums so reported : the amount of which moiety shall be paid in the ...
Page 152
... to pay the parties jury , inquest , and other witnesses , all their charges
occasioned by such contempt , to be regulated as ... charges , damages , and
expences , to any injured party , whether plaintiff or defendant , against such
other party as ...
... to pay the parties jury , inquest , and other witnesses , all their charges
occasioned by such contempt , to be regulated as ... charges , damages , and
expences , to any injured party , whether plaintiff or defendant , against such
other party as ...
Page 158
And if any of the persons therein named , and so dr , do not appear , or shall be
challenged by a party , and disapproved by the court , a further number shall be
drawn to complete the jury ; and the six persons so drawn and approved of and ...
And if any of the persons therein named , and so dr , do not appear , or shall be
challenged by a party , and disapproved by the court , a further number shall be
drawn to complete the jury ; and the six persons so drawn and approved of and ...
Page 177
1 And either party may also , within the like number of days , traverse the verdict
of the long jury to the house of keys , giving in bond as aforesaid . And this
traverse shall likewise be prosecuted with effect , at the next meeting of the keys ,
to ...
1 And either party may also , within the like number of days , traverse the verdict
of the long jury to the house of keys , giving in bond as aforesaid . And this
traverse shall likewise be prosecuted with effect , at the next meeting of the keys ,
to ...
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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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