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Chapter VI. Unsoundness of Mind. Prodigality 103
Chapter VII. Juristic Persons 105
Appendix A. Form of Grant of Venia Aetatis in Ceylon 107
Appendix B. Form of Ante-nuptial Contract in use in South Africa 108

Book II. The Law of Property

Chapter I. The Meaning of Ownership 111
Chapter II. Classification of Things 112
Chapter III. How Ownership is acquired 119
Chapter IV. Ownership 135
Section 1. The Incidents of Ownership in General 135
Section 2. The Kinds of Ownership of Land 139
Chapter V. Possession 144
Chapter VI. Servitudes 148
Chapter VII. Mortgage or Hypothec 162
Appendix A. Rights of the Public and of the Crown in the Seashore 182
Appendix B. The System of Conveyancing in British Guiana 184

Book III. The Law of Obligations

Part I. Obligations arising from Contract 188
Chapter I. Formation of Contract 189
Section 1. The Parties must be agreed 190
Section 2. The requisite Forms or Modes of Agreement, if any, must be observed 195
Section 3. The Agreement must not have been procured by Fraud or Fear 200
Section 4. The Agreement must not be directed to an Illegal Object 205
Section 5. The Parties must be competent to contract 210
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