Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Exchequer: From Easter Term, 54 Geo. III. to [Michaelmas Term, 5 Geo. IV.] Both Inclusive [1814-1824] ...W. Clarke and Sons, 1832 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... Maris , part 2 , ch . 7 , con- cerning the jus publicum of ports and harbours . He says , that when a port is settled by such means ( that is by licence or charter of the King , or that which presumes and supplies it , viz . custom and ...
... Maris , part 2 , ch . 7 , con- cerning the jus publicum of ports and harbours . He says , that when a port is settled by such means ( that is by licence or charter of the King , or that which presumes and supplies it , viz . custom and ...
Page 373
... the care of pre- ( a ) De Portibus Maris , p . 2 , ch . 7 , p . 87 .- ( Hargrave's MS . Tracts . ) venting 1822 . ATTORNEY- GENERAL 27 . BURRIDGE and others . 1822 . ATTORNEY- GENERAL บ . BURRIDGE and others . EASTER TERM , 3 GEO . IV .
... the care of pre- ( a ) De Portibus Maris , p . 2 , ch . 7 , p . 87 .- ( Hargrave's MS . Tracts . ) venting 1822 . ATTORNEY- GENERAL 27 . BURRIDGE and others . 1822 . ATTORNEY- GENERAL บ . BURRIDGE and others . EASTER TERM , 3 GEO . IV .
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... ( a ) De Portibus Maris , part ii . ch . ii . pp . 46 , 47 , 48 . 1822 . ATTORNEY- GENERAL v . PARMETER and others . Judgment . M'Donald , C.B. 1822 . ATTORNEY- GENERAL v . PARMETER and others . 1785 EASTER TERM , 3 GEO . IV . 401.
... ( a ) De Portibus Maris , part ii . ch . ii . pp . 46 , 47 , 48 . 1822 . ATTORNEY- GENERAL v . PARMETER and others . Judgment . M'Donald , C.B. 1822 . ATTORNEY- GENERAL v . PARMETER and others . 1785 EASTER TERM , 3 GEO . IV . 401.
Page 431
... Maris and De Portibus Maris , as laying down very distinctly that such property is a subject capable of being granted by the Crown to an individual , and that that individual may enjoy it as private property , and that the title to it ...
... Maris and De Portibus Maris , as laying down very distinctly that such property is a subject capable of being granted by the Crown to an individual , and that that individual may enjoy it as private property , and that the title to it ...
Page 437
... Maris , part ii , c . 4 , 5 , p . 67 , sets out with treating this as the jus privatum of the Crown , subject to the jus publicum , —and that it may be granted by the Crown and held by the subject : and he states that the Crown has ...
... Maris , part ii , c . 4 , 5 , p . 67 , sets out with treating this as the jus privatum of the Crown , subject to the jus publicum , —and that it may be granted by the Crown and held by the subject : and he states that the Crown has ...
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