by Megarry and Wade Custom is best interpreter of laws: “optima est legum interpes constuetudo” when a custom is public, peaceable, uniform, general, continued, reasonable and certain and has lasted “time whereof the memory of man runneth to the contrary”, it acquires the force of law… Customary law can become...
Celtic Triskelion of Theories
Where one feels life distressed under a corporate socialist justice governance, it is wise to understand the… Function Organic Theory… There is a difference of lifting the veil to those of the mind of someone identified with and as viewed as the mind of the corporation, that should be amenable...
Riparian Prescription
The subject of navigable waters encumbered for the necessities of modern commerce defined by law that affects the 'ancient usages of local custom' and common law, needs to discover principles conductive to harmony, through authorities of both the ancient and modern, to be abridged into a 'report for a conclusive...
Law of Real Property – Chapter 3 & 4
by Megarry & Wade Chapter 3: Estates The Complex Nature of Land Ownership: By the Doctrines of Estates indicate an interest in land of some particular duration, where coupled with the permanence of land, as opposed to destructible chattels, makes the law a lot more complex. As by the Estate,...
Treaty of Innocence
Cain Adamnain - Lex Innocentium (Law of Innocents) An Old-Irish Treatise on the Law of Adamnan Promulgation at the Synod of Birr: Cáin Adomnáin (Old Irish pronunciation: KAWN AH-thuv-nawn, "Law of Adomnán"), also known as the Lex Innocentium (Law of Innocents), was promulgated amongst a gathering of Gaelic and Pictish...
Cultural Conceptions of Authorship
Green Leaf Invitation Through the primary forum for literary expression and by the development of copyright law, spurs the emergence for a cultural conception of the author. Where an agreement for authors to come together and form a people, as a collective which by definition is more than and different...
1. Bills of Exchange Act 1882
Definitions and Statutory Basis Bills of Exchange Act 1882, s 20 (2) (inchoate instrument). Averment of Non Est Factum AVERMENT. In pleading . A positive statement of facts, in opposition to argument or inference. In old pleading. An offer to prove a plea, or pleading. The concluding part of a...