The Distinctions And Anomalies Arising Out of the Equitable Doctrine of the Legal Estate
The Distinctions And Anomalies Arising Out of the Equitable Doctrine of the Legal Estate
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It may be publick, that is general, in ibi uses and advantages ; and the state may very laudably add eife* tributions of its own to the fundi ; bctt it is stiff piiwale * ia the tenure of the property, and in the right of adodSBiateilog the funds.
(27) Vide Appendix No. 5.
(•8) Vide Appendix No. 6* Digitized by Google \ 'Miim dodri&e bid dawn by lord Holt, tod tho hoUf^ of liK^ftia Phillips yd. Bury, and recognized and establiafaed lii att tk« otber cases^ be correct, the property of this colle...ge mm privjrfe property ; it was tested in thfe trustees by the clterl^, and to be administered by them, according to the nW of the founder and donors A% expressed in the char- ier* They were also visitots of the charity, in the most asaple sense. Th$y had therefore, as they contend, privi- 1% e9, froftf^ and imniuniius^ i^ithin the true meaning of Ihe bill of rights. They had rights^ and still have thern^ urikUh^hey cu assert i^ainiltt the legislature, as^ well as ^/ffSmt other wrrag^doecs. It makes no difiereqce, that the I is hotden for certain tritsts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be publick, that is general, in ibi uses and advantages ; and the state may very laudably add eife* tributions of its own to the fundi ; bctt it is stiff piiwale * ia the tenure of the property, and in the right of adodSBiateilog the funds.
(27) Vide Appendix No. 5.
(•8) Vide Appendix No. 6* Digitized by Google \ 'Miim dodri&e bid dawn by lord Holt, tod tho hoUf^ of liK^ftia Phillips yd. Bury, and recognized and establiafaed lii att tk« otber cases^ be correct, the property of this colle...ge mm privjrfe property ; it was tested in thfe trustees by the clterl^, and to be administered by them, according to the nW of the founder and donors A% expressed in the char- ier* They were also visitots of the charity, in the most asaple sense. Th$y had therefore, as they contend, privi- 1% e9, froftf^ and imniuniius^ i^ithin the true meaning of Ihe bill of rights. They had rights^ and still have thern^ urikUh^hey cu assert i^ainiltt the legislature, as^ well as ^/ffSmt other wrrag^doecs. It makes no difiereqce, that the I is hotden for certain tritsts.
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