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Railway
future parliamentary revision of the maximum rates and charges, and the Railway Regulation Act, 1844, authorised, after the expiration of twenty-one years from the passing of any construction Act, both Treasury Revision on three years' dividends exceeding … of dividend; but 2,000 miles of railway are excluded from this Act as having been constructed before its date. Accounts and Returns.-As to the accounts and returns which have to be made yearly to the Ministry of
Reversionary lease
Reversionary lease, one to take effect in futuro. A second lease to commence after the expiration of a former lease. It did not create any term or estate, but only an interesse termini (see … consideration of a fine cannot be created in law to take effect more than twenty-one years from the date of the instrument purporting to create it, and see RENEWAL and OPTION. Consult Foa or Wonafall on Landlord
Replevin
be distrained may be replevied. In cases of distress for rent the replevy should be made before the expiration of five days (or fifteen, if s. 6 of the Law of Distress Amendment Act, 1888, applies) after … of the cause, conditioned to commence and prosecute an action of replevin in that court, a week from date, and to prove that he had ground to believe that the title to some hereditament, or to some
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Tithe Rent-Charge
attached to benefices, and contained provisions (since repealed) for the ex-tinguishment of Queen Anne's Bounty rent-charge at the expiration of 85 years with consequential provisions. As to compulsory redemption of small annuities (1l. or less), and annuities … 1936, and at 105l. per cent. of a lay tithe rent-charge not being agricultural land at the same date. The substituted charge is a 60 years' annuity at the like rates charged on the enfranchised land and
Perpetuity
way of remainders, and of either real or personal property which is not to vest until after the expiration of, or will not necessarily vest within the period fixed and prescribed by law for the creation of … by virtue of any instrument executed before 1926 or any will of a person who died before that date, and subject to s. 163 of the (English) Law of Property Act, 1925, infra, to all limitations after
bill
another device for review, such as appeal, is not available, as when the period to bring it has expired. Bills of review are abolished in federal practice by Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 60(b). creditor's bill : … pay a named third party or anyone bearing it a specific amount of money on a named future date or on demand ;also : draft due bill : a bill given by a bank to the purchaser
Contingent remainder
prematurely determine it, and a contingent remainder still failed of effect, if the particular estate regularly and naturally expired before the contingency happened, upon which the remainder vested. As to contingent remainders created by any instru-ment executed … that Act. The only rule now is that the remainder must vest within lives in being at the date of settlement or at the death of the testator and twenty-one years thereafter plus a period of gestation,
Insurance
for the office, by way of indulgence, to allow a period of fifteen days or longer after the expiration of each year for the payment of the premium for the next year; and provided the premium be … policy was settled in its present form in 1779, but most of its provisions are of much earlier date. Many of the insurance companies have slightly altered some of its provisions, but it is recognized as the
patent
invention. A regular patent application must be made within a year of the provisional application or it will expire. Patents are considered personal property and may be sold, assigned, or otherwise transferred. Under common law, if a … 1995, for basic or plant patents (excluding design patents) are for a term of 20 years from the date of application. An inventor can file a provisional patent application, which requires less documentation and lower fees than
Militia
by the (English) Militia (Ballot Suspension) Act, 1865--a temporary Act, continued annually from time to time by successive Expiring Laws Continuance Acts--these statutes were suspended, subject to a power in the Crown to revive them by Order
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