The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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Page 336
... land is not expedient , it is unjust ....... " The claim of the land owners to the law is altogether subordinate " to the general policy of the state . The principle of property " gives them no right to the law , but only a right to ...
... land is not expedient , it is unjust ....... " The claim of the land owners to the law is altogether subordinate " to the general policy of the state . The principle of property " gives them no right to the law , but only a right to ...
Page 388
... land may be of several kinds it may be personal only , or may be inheritable , or it may by custom involve , as incident to it , a power of alienation , or again the zamindar may , if he choses , create in favour of a ryot a perpe- tual ...
... land may be of several kinds it may be personal only , or may be inheritable , or it may by custom involve , as incident to it , a power of alienation , or again the zamindar may , if he choses , create in favour of a ryot a perpe- tual ...
Page 196
... land of very irregular breadth and beyond this again comes the cultivated land of the open plain ( math ) . Up to a certain boundary line ( of immemorial origin but ordinarily well ascertained ) all the land both waste and cultivated ...
... land of very irregular breadth and beyond this again comes the cultivated land of the open plain ( math ) . Up to a certain boundary line ( of immemorial origin but ordinarily well ascertained ) all the land both waste and cultivated ...
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No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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