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shackled with , and unrestrained by fictitious suits or records , similar to English
fines or recoveries ; by abstruse family settlements , for no entail can be created
of hereditaments within the isle , beyond the life of the grantee , or the heirs of ...
shackled with , and unrestrained by fictitious suits or records , similar to English
fines or recoveries ; by abstruse family settlements , for no entail can be created
of hereditaments within the isle , beyond the life of the grantee , or the heirs of ...
Page 78
In all civil suits an appeal lies from his determination to the governor . Respecting
the practice of the water - bailiff's court : when any person intends to commence a
suit therein , he must apply either verbally , or by petition , which must state the ...
In all civil suits an appeal lies from his determination to the governor . Respecting
the practice of the water - bailiff's court : when any person intends to commence a
suit therein , he must apply either verbally , or by petition , which must state the ...
Page 92
... the felon bear no suit or service to the lord of the isle , his lands and goods are
forfeited to the bishop , and his life is at the mercy of his Majesty . Similar
privileges are also invested in the steward of the lands anciently under the
jurisdiction of ...
... the felon bear no suit or service to the lord of the isle , his lands and goods are
forfeited to the bishop , and his life is at the mercy of his Majesty . Similar
privileges are also invested in the steward of the lands anciently under the
jurisdiction of ...
Page 118
And if any person against whom lies any such cause of action or actions , shall at
any time of such cause of suit accrued , be beyond sea , then the person entitled
to such suit may bring an action after the return of such person , so as he brings ...
And if any person against whom lies any such cause of action or actions , shall at
any time of such cause of suit accrued , be beyond sea , then the person entitled
to such suit may bring an action after the return of such person , so as he brings ...
Page 119
And to prevent litigious suits and other inconveniencies , it is further enącted and
declared , that it shall not be ... the isle , in any suit , plaint , action , or claim , to
which he is or may be entitled , the same being reserved and excepted , any
thing ...
And to prevent litigious suits and other inconveniencies , it is further enącted and
declared , that it shall not be ... the isle , in any suit , plaint , action , or claim , to
which he is or may be entitled , the same being reserved and excepted , any
thing ...
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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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