Judicial and Statutory Definitions of Words and Phrases, Volumen3West Publishing Company, 1904 - 7839 páginas |
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Página 1995
... Iowa ports . Iowa . Ired . ..... Ired . Eq . Jac Jac . Law Dict ... Jagg . Torts ..... Jarm . Wills .. Jeff . ... Iredell's Law ( N. . ) Iredell's Equity ( N. C. ) J King James ( as 21 Jac . I ) . . Jacob's Law Dictionary . Jaggard on ...
... Iowa ports . Iowa . Ired . ..... Ired . Eq . Jac Jac . Law Dict ... Jagg . Torts ..... Jarm . Wills .. Jeff . ... Iredell's Law ( N. . ) Iredell's Equity ( N. C. ) J King James ( as 21 Jac . I ) . . Jacob's Law Dictionary . Jaggard on ...
Página 1996
... ( Iowa ) Mills ' Ann . St ...... Mills ' Annotated Statutes ( Colo . ) Mill . & V. Code .... Milliken & Vertrees ' Code McAllister ( U. S. ) MacArthur ( D. C. ) MacArthur , Pat . Cas . MacArthur's Patent Cases ( U. S. ) MacArthur & M. C. ...
... ( Iowa ) Mills ' Ann . St ...... Mills ' Annotated Statutes ( Colo . ) Mill . & V. Code .... Milliken & Vertrees ' Code McAllister ( U. S. ) MacArthur ( D. C. ) MacArthur , Pat . Cas . MacArthur's Patent Cases ( U. S. ) MacArthur & M. C. ...
Página 2027
... Iowa , 236 , 239 , 70 N. W. 190 . As select . " Designate , " as used in the Mexican law of 1825 , providing that where projects for new settlements , in which one or more per- sons offers to bring at their expense 100 or more families ...
... Iowa , 236 , 239 , 70 N. W. 190 . As select . " Designate , " as used in the Mexican law of 1825 , providing that where projects for new settlements , in which one or more per- sons offers to bring at their expense 100 or more families ...
Página 2028
... Iowa Lumber Co. v . Foster , 49 Iowa , 25 , 28 , 31 Am . Rep . 140 . DESIRE . A desire , either natural or otherwise , is not a consideration for a contract . It may be a motive for a party entering into a con- tract , but we take it ...
... Iowa Lumber Co. v . Foster , 49 Iowa , 25 , 28 , 31 Am . Rep . 140 . DESIRE . A desire , either natural or otherwise , is not a consideration for a contract . It may be a motive for a party entering into a con- tract , but we take it ...
Página 2050
... Iowa , 287 . DHOLL . A " dholl " is a round skein of yarn , wound together and tied up , about 30 inches long and 5 inches in diameter , thick at one end and narrow at the other . The Dunbrit- ton ( U. S. ) 73 Fed . 352 , 355 , 19 ...
... Iowa , 287 . DHOLL . A " dholl " is a round skein of yarn , wound together and tied up , about 30 inches long and 5 inches in diameter , thick at one end and narrow at the other . The Dunbrit- ton ( U. S. ) 73 Fed . 352 , 355 , 19 ...
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