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Page 31
These are called ascriptitious to the soil , and yet are freemen , though they
perform villan services , since they perform them not in respect of their persons ,
but in respect of their tenures . And they are therefore called ascriptitious to the
sod ...
These are called ascriptitious to the soil , and yet are freemen , though they
perform villan services , since they perform them not in respect of their persons ,
but in respect of their tenures . And they are therefore called ascriptitious to the
sod ...
Page 40
With respect to wills in writing , there is no law that prescribes any particular form
of execution , excepting that two ... by which estates tail could be created . quisite
respecting territorial property ; but by the statute of 9 40 shackled with, and ...
With respect to wills in writing , there is no law that prescribes any particular form
of execution , excepting that two ... by which estates tail could be created . quisite
respecting territorial property ; but by the statute of 9 40 shackled with, and ...
Page 42
With respect to the commons and wastelands of the island , which are the
property of the Duke of Atholl , and are of very considerable extent , when any
part of them are granted to a tenant , it is done in the following manner : Upon
application ...
With respect to the commons and wastelands of the island , which are the
property of the Duke of Atholl , and are of very considerable extent , when any
part of them are granted to a tenant , it is done in the following manner : Upon
application ...
Page 58
With respect to the privileges of natives and foreigners ; the Manks jurisprudence
, when it justly compels a native debtor to give up all his present and future effects
in satisfaction to the creditor , humanely exempts him from the • rigours of ...
With respect to the privileges of natives and foreigners ; the Manks jurisprudence
, when it justly compels a native debtor to give up all his present and future effects
in satisfaction to the creditor , humanely exempts him from the • rigours of ...
Page 84
... and not immediately under the crown * With respect to one branch of the above
reserved prerogatives , viz . animals ferę naturę , or what are commonly known
by the denomination of game , the exclusive right thereto , as appears by all the ...
... and not immediately under the crown * With respect to one branch of the above
reserved prerogatives , viz . animals ferę naturę , or what are commonly known
by the denomination of game , the exclusive right thereto , as appears by all the ...
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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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