A New Collection of Laws, Charters and Local Ordinances of the Governments of Great Britain, France and Spain: Relating to the Concessions of Land in Their Respective Colonies, Together with the Laws of Mexico and Texas on the Same Subject, to which is Prefixed Judge Johnson's Translation of Azo and Manuel's Institutes of the Civil Law of Spain, Volume 1T. & J.W. Johnson, 1839 - Colonies "Together with the laws of Mexico and Texas on the same subject, to which is prefixed Judge Johnson's translation of Azo and Manuel's Institutes of the civil laws of Spain."--T.p. |
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... appear who is first born , the inheritance is equally divided between them , L. 12. tit . 33. P. 7. [ L. 12. tit . 33. P. 7. ] 5th , That in order for the child ( feto ) to be considered natural and capable of inheriting , and for other ...
... appear who is first born , the inheritance is equally divided between them , L. 12. tit . 33. P. 7. [ L. 12. tit . 33. P. 7. ] 5th , That in order for the child ( feto ) to be considered natural and capable of inheriting , and for other ...
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... appear very intelligible . The word " velado " may , however , have some other meaning than the sense in which it is here translated . 7 As well , ( Palacios ) , in the case in which she may institute them her heirs , as that in which ...
... appear very intelligible . The word " velado " may , however , have some other meaning than the sense in which it is here translated . 7 As well , ( Palacios ) , in the case in which she may institute them her heirs , as that in which ...
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... which he binds himself in the instrument which he executes , in order to avoid all fraud and suspicion of occultation . " Palacios ( 3 ) . 3d , The guardian ought to appear in person in 14 [ Book I. Of the Obligations of.
... which he binds himself in the instrument which he executes , in order to avoid all fraud and suspicion of occultation . " Palacios ( 3 ) . 3d , The guardian ought to appear in person in 14 [ Book I. Of the Obligations of.
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... appear in person in these suits , and not by attorney , L. 17. tit . 16. P. 6 .; [ L. 17. tit . 16. P. 6 .; ] and 4th , if he find himself prevented from doing so , he may name an attorney for a particular suit , which must be expressed ...
... appear in person in these suits , and not by attorney , L. 17. tit . 16. P. 6 .; [ L. 17. tit . 16. P. 6 .; ] and 4th , if he find himself prevented from doing so , he may name an attorney for a particular suit , which must be expressed ...
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... appear upon this trial that he has caused very great injury ( daño notable ) to the ward , he shall be rendered infamous , and shall pay the damages , L. 4. tit . 18. P. 6 . [ L. 4. tit . 18. P. 6. ] ; provided , however , he shall not ...
... appear upon this trial that he has caused very great injury ( daño notable ) to the ward , he shall be rendered infamous , and shall pay the damages , L. 4. tit . 18. P. 6 . [ L. 4. tit . 18. P. 6. ] ; provided , however , he shall not ...
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