...that the plaintiff was in venire sa mere at the time of her brother's death, and consequently a person in rerum natura; so that by the rules of the common...the death of the father, is included as then living, Beal v. Beal, 1 P. Wms. 244, and so in a variety of other reports. In Bassett v. Bassett, 3 Atk. 203....

...that the plaintiff was en ventre sa mere at the time of her brother's death, and consequently a person In rerum natura, so that, by the rules of the common...child as much as if born In the father's lifetime." In the same case Lord Hardwicke takes notice that the civil law confines the rules to cases where it...

...mere at the time of her brother's death, and consequently a person in •re-rum natura, so that both by the rules of the common and civil law, she was,...child as much as if born in the father's lifetime.' " In the same case Buller, J., who had been a party to the earlier decision in Doe v. Clarke (1795)...

...same Judge says that a child in ventre sa mere, both by the rules of the common and the civil law, is to all intents and purposes, a child, as much as if born in the father's lifetime, and that according to the civil law a child in the mother's womb is considered as absolutely born for...

...he says that a child en ventre sa mere "was a person in rerum natura, so that, both by the rules of common and civil law, she was, to all intents and...child, as much as if born in the father's lifetime," was much relied upon for the respondent. But that was a case under the statute of distributions. The...

...that "both by the rules of the common and civil law. she fthe unborn child] was. to all intents ami purposes, a child, as much as If born In the father's lifetime." ' Thfllunimn v. Woodfard, 4 Ves. 227. 31 Enjr. Rep. 117 (Ch. 179S). J. Buller. in replying to the contention...

...sa mere at the time of her brother's death, and consequently a person in rerum natura, so that both by the rules of the common and civil law, she was,...purposes, a child, as much as if born in the father's life-time.97 Wallis v. Hodson relied, inter alia, on Beale v. Beale96 wherein Lord 91. E. Coke, Third...

...ventrt mere at the time of her brother's death, and consequently a person in rerum nati so that both by the rules of the common and civil law, she was, to all intents purposes, a child, as much as if born in the father's life-time.97 Wattis v. Hodson relied, inter alia,...

...sa mere is a person in rerum natura. so that, both by the rules of the civil and common law, he is to all intents and purposes a child, as much as if born in the father's lifetime.47 Here the fiction and its factual foundation are neatly distinguished. The fiction, established...

...sa mere is a person in rerum natura, so that, both by the rules of the civil and common law, he is to all intents and purposes a child, as much as if born in the father's lifetime.47 Here the fiction and its factual foundation are neatly distinguished. The fiction, established...