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English Settled Land Acts

United Kingdom [1882, 1890, 1925]
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  • Hugo Grotius
    property law
    / Marxism, liberalism, and the law

    The English Settled Land Acts (1882, 1890, 1925) gave considerably more power to the present holder of settled land than the common law had given him. The Married Women’s Property Acts in both countries (originating in the United States in 1839 and in England in 1857)…

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    The English Settled Land Acts (1882, 1890, 1925) gave considerably more power to the present holder of settled land than the common law had given him. The Married Women’s Property Acts in both countries (originating in the United States in 1839 and in England in 1857)…

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