Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 15 |
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It is that the Secretary will be glad to see them at his office , as it will be necessary for him to have a perfect list of those present in order to make preparations for the banquet . It will save the Secretary of the Association a ...
It is that the Secretary will be glad to see them at his office , as it will be necessary for him to have a perfect list of those present in order to make preparations for the banquet . It will save the Secretary of the Association a ...
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I am now engaged in preparing an act which I shall present to the next session of the Legislature . If this Association will endorse the action of the committee up to this time , and will declare its approval of the system and recommend ...
I am now engaged in preparing an act which I shall present to the next session of the Legislature . If this Association will endorse the action of the committee up to this time , and will declare its approval of the system and recommend ...
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“ I. " The Torrens System substitutes for the present system of registering deeds a system of registering titles . Instead of an ever - lengthening list of deeds to be examined by a lawyer , whose opinion as to the validity of the title ...
“ I. " The Torrens System substitutes for the present system of registering deeds a system of registering titles . Instead of an ever - lengthening list of deeds to be examined by a lawyer , whose opinion as to the validity of the title ...
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The expense of the initial registration does not exceed the cost of a single transfer under the present system . In all subsequent transfers the expense will be much less than now . In ordinary cases the total expense would not exceed ...
The expense of the initial registration does not exceed the cost of a single transfer under the present system . In all subsequent transfers the expense will be much less than now . In ordinary cases the total expense would not exceed ...
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I presented it , to the proper committee of the Legislature , and was advised not to present it as coming from the Association , because it would then be at once regarded with suspicion , that it would be thought that the lawyers had ...
I presented it , to the proper committee of the Legislature , and was advised not to present it as coming from the Association , because it would then be at once regarded with suspicion , that it would be thought that the lawyers had ...
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| Title | Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 15 |
| Author | Virginia State Bar Association |
| Publisher | Virginia State Bar Association, 1902 |
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