New Commentaries on the Laws of England: (partly Founded on Blackstone)

Henry John Stephen

Butterworths, 1858

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Book	1

OF TITLE TO THINGS PERSONAL AND FIRST OF TITLE BY OCCUPANCY	16

OF TITLE BY INVENTION	25

Of Copyright	35

OF TITLE BY GIFT AND BY ASSIGNMENT	43

continued	46

Of Promises	53

Of Conditions Precedent	63

Of the Questions which may be put to a Voter at the Time	379

Of the Petition and Mode of Proceeding upon Controverted Elections	385

Of the Original Contract between the Sovereign and the People	401

Of the Oaths of Allegiance Supremacy and Abjuration	410

Of Denizens	421

OF THE ROYAL TITLE	422

Historical View of the Successions that have taken place	428

Of the Exclusion Bill	444

Of the Statute of Frauds as regards Contracts of Sale	70

Of the Manner in which the royal Grant may be avoided or Redress	73

Of the Contract of Bailment	87

Of Bonds	108

Of Policies of Insurance	134

Of the different Species of Bailment	145

OF TITLE BY BANKRUPTCY AND BY INSOLVENCY	159

OF TITLE BY WILL AND BY ADMINISTRATION	191

Wills and Administrations	198

Of the Grant of Administration	205

Of the Residue	206

Of Administration de bonis	209

Of the Statute of Distributions	221

Of Emblements	227

Of the different Degrees of Negligence for which Bailees in different	228

Book III	236

Of Canonical and Civil Disabilities affecting the Contract of Marriage	251

Of Special Property in Bailees	252

Of the Solemnities attending the Marriage Contract	257

Of Marriages abroad	270

Of Common Carriers	271

Of the Legal Privileges and Protections of Married Women	279

Of Divorce	285

Of the ultimum Tempus pariendi	292

Of Bastards	302

CHAP IV	309

Of the Privilege and Disabilities of Infants	315

Of the Rights and Duties of Guardians in general	321

Of Infancy	326

CHAP I	327

Of the Origin and History of Parliaments	339

Of the Law and Custom of Parliament	346

Of the Laws and Customs relating to the House of Lords in particular	352

Of the Qualifications of Electors for Counties	358

OF THE ROYAL FAMILY	453

Of the Privileges of a Queen Dowager	459

OF THE ROYAL COUNCILS AND OF THE OFFICERS OF STATE	465

Of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council	471

Of the Assertion of Liberties by Magna Charta the Petition of Right	478

Of the Nature of the Prerogative	484

Of his Right to prohibit the Importation or Exportation of Arms c	514

Of Persons naturalized	519

Of his Right as Guardian of Idiots and Lunatics and of the Law	522

VOL II	529

OF THE ROYAL REVENUE	536

Of the ordinary Revenue of the Crown	542

Of Royal Mines	556

Of Profits from Forfeitures of Lands and Goods and herein of Deodands	557

Of the Landtax	563

Of the Customs	570

Of the Post Office	579

Of the Civil List	587

Of Volunteer Forces	596

Of the Mutiny Act Articles of War and Courts Martial	602

ibid	619

OF MAGISTRATES AND OTHER PUBLIC OFFICERS	625

Of the Sheriff	634

Of the Coroner	640

Of the Justices of the Peace	651

Of Constables	657

Of the State of Slavery	663

Of Watchmen	665

Of the Duties of Executors and Administrators	667

333	669

Of Devastavit	673

Of Menial Servants	680

Of making Inventory	687

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Page 342 - The power and jurisdiction of parliament, says Sir Edward Coke (x), is so transcendent and absolute, that it cannot be confined, either for causes or persons, within any bounds.

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Titre	New Commentaries on the Laws of England: (partly Founded on Blackstone) Volume 1 de New Commentaries on the Laws of England: Partly Founded on Blackstone, Henry John Stephen Volume 1 de New Commentaries on the Laws of England:, Henry John Stephen
Auteur	Henry John Stephen
Édition	4
Éditeur	Butterworths, 1858
Original provenant de	Université d'Oxford
Numérisé	20 sept. 2006

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