The Law Quarterly Review

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EDITED BY SIR FREDERICK POLLOCK, BART., D.C.L., LL.D.

CONTENTS.

NOTES: Extinction of settlement by division of parishes; Villar v. Gilbey
and In re Burrows; Capacity to contract marriage, whether depending
on law of domicil or of place where marriage celebrated; Time from
which Statute of Limitations runs in action for devastavit against
executor; Distraint on goods of third parties; The religious education
of wards of Court; Misrepresentation as to contents of deed; Right to
reissue debentures after payment; Executor's right to restrain publication
or use of testator's letters; Estate duty on fund appointed by will.
THE INFLUENCE OF NATIONAL CHARACTER AND HISTORICAL
ENVIRONMENT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMON
LAW. By the Right Hon. JAMES BRYCE, O.M.

Libr

THE LAND TRANSFER ACTS. By CHARLES SWEET.

THE TRIAL OF PEERS. By L. W. VERNON HARCOURT.

PROPERTY IN LICENCES. By ERNEST E. WILLIAMS.

CONTRABAND OF WAR. By the Right Hon. Lord Justice KENNEDY.

THE HAGUE CONFERENCE OF 1907. By T. E. HOLLAND.

BOOK REVIEWS: The Laws of England; Westlake's International Law,

Part II; Salmond on Torts; Palmer's Peerage Law; Hirzel's Themis,

Hayem's Domaines respectifs de l'Association et de la Société; Barclay's

Problems of International Law and Diplomacy; Marquis de Olivart's

Bibliographie du droit international; Foa on Landlord and Tenant;

Select Essays in Anglo-American Legal History; Escarra's Fondations