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LETTERS PATENT . It is a See also:rule alike of See also:common See also:law and See also:sound policy that grants of See also:freehold interests, franchises, liberties, &c., by the See also:sovereign to a subject should be made only after due See also:consideration, and in a See also:form readily accessible to the public. These ends are attained in See also:England through the agency of that piece of constitutional machinery known as " letters patent." It is here proposed to consider only the characteristics of letters patent generally. End of Article: LETTERS PATENTAdditional information and CommentsThere are no comments yet for this article.
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