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INCORPORATED— LA W —SO OLE T Y.
LECTURES, 1853 54. •
THREE COURSES of LECTURES will be delivered in the Hall
of th Society, on .MondaY and VridaY Hvenitig's,.• in' the 'Months of
No vemb r, December, Januar, , February,, and Marsh;dext, atEight
o'clock precisely. ' • . ,
CON V EYA NCING LECTURES, •by JOHN WILSON, Esq.,
• Barrister-at-Law.
, I. Introductay-2—Uasification of Subjects of Property-Tenure—
Definitions, with explanations and ihstrations of legal terms and
, .
phrases.
, IL Of Estate andllnterest in Latd.•
1. As regards their 'manure or duration, and the extent of owner-
ship 'and:dominion they confer, with-their leading incidents and dm-
ract, risties ; embracing Estates In t• ee Simpie,,Fepgail,for Life, for
Years, &c. .
• .2. As regards tirNattire of the Ownerthip.;:as being iintnediate
or possessory. or as future or deferred : Comprising Remainders, Re-
versions, Springing and Shifting'Uses, Executory Devises, &c. •
3. As regards Estates under the aspect pf Sole and of: Joint
Ownership, and herein Of t'o'ut Tertaficy„ Tenancy in Common, and
coparcenary.. • " • -
4. As regards the quality of the Interest, as being legal or equit-
able, sqbdividing the firmer Class into Estates by the Common Law,
and Estates under' the Statute of Uses:
. 111. Miscellaneous .Topics,-Uses and Trustsrltights andinterestS
of Husiiand and Wife—Creation and Transfer of Estates and, Interr
ests in 'Land—Devise —DescentThe Rule in`Shelly'S'CaSe —Perpe-
tgittes., , • . 1 J I f.
EQUITY and INKRUPTCY LECTURES, by MARTIN ARCIIER
- - , SHEE, Esq., Barrister-at-Law.
• 1. The 'origin and general fanctions'et our Equitable Jurisdiction.
2. The main,principlet which ,detATaine and regalia.° the inter-
ference of the Court on.the ground of strict equity.
3. The duties and"liabilitieS of Trustees. -
4. The principles and practice of the Court as to liiirtnatons,
more Partioularbi in lefere;ice- td "the infringemmt 'of 'Patents and
Copyrigiii, And the piracy of Trade Marks.
5. The doctrine of specific perfordance optgreements;as enforced
by tho Court. •
6. The Chancery Procedure Anlendment Act„, and, reeent General
Orders or the Court, as affecting-questions of Pleading and Parties. •
7. Ti-e la-t Titre° Leers of the coarse{ will be Re+oted to the
Law of Bankruptcy
COMMON LtW and CRIMINAL JAW- ...LECTURES, by
RICHARD ciARTfI, Barrister...at-Law., •
1. The Law of Landlord and Tenant. ' • • "1 '
2. Replevin. .
3. Ejectment.
4. Two or more of the concluding Lectthes 'will be devoted to
Criminal Law.
ROBERT.,MALTOHAM,',Seczetary.