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The junior's precedence and the senior's succession; or, The younger going before the elder. [electronic resource] : Inscribed in a new impression of two Acts of Parliament, made in Ireland, in the second of His late Majesty King George, and in the first of His Present Majesty, for the recovery of small debts. With an explanation of the utility and practice thereof. And likewise of sundry Acts for establishing a public resgistery in Dublin, to record all deeds, &c. affecting lands and tenements; whereby it will be evident, that the trading, and other subjects of that kingdom, are favoured with better laws for recovering small debts, and with more effectual ones for securing their property, than those of South-Britain. To which is added, an appendix; shewing the necessity of erecting courts of conscience, and of reforming county of Sheriffs-Courts throughout the kingdom.

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Format:
Book
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Land titles--Registration and transfer--Ireland--Early works to 1800.
Land titles.
Physical Description:
1 online resource ([4],60p. )
Other Title:
Junior's precedence and the senior's succession; or, The younger going before the elder
Place of Publication:
London : printed for W. Owen, at Temple-Bar, and sold at the pamphlet shops on London and Westminster, 1750.
Notes:
Following imprint (in square brackets): Price one shilling.
Reproduction of original from University of London's Goldsmiths' Library.
Cited in:
Hanson, 6488
Goldsmiths', 8558
English Short Title Catalog, T214739.
OCLC:
510578388

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