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Page 34
... said tenants , and against their will respectively , built and erected certain
workshops , manufactory , and forges , and other permanent works , adjoining
and close to the messuages and dwelling - houses aforesaid 34 SIMPSON V .
SAVAGE .
... said tenants , and against their will respectively , built and erected certain
workshops , manufactory , and forges , and other permanent works , adjoining
and close to the messuages and dwelling - houses aforesaid 34 SIMPSON V .
SAVAGE .
Page 35
... in the county of Norfolk , upon which he built several houses in 1850 , which
were let to tenants at rents varying from £40 to £44 per annum . The defendant is
an agricultural implement maker occupying premises consisting of workshops
with ...
... in the county of Norfolk , upon which he built several houses in 1850 , which
were let to tenants at rents varying from £40 to £44 per annum . The defendant is
an agricultural implement maker occupying premises consisting of workshops
with ...
Page 42
Captain Edward Strode , the brother - in - law of the plaintiff , in the year 1857
purchased lot 11 of this property , containing 2 a . 1 r . 33 p . , and built a
residence thereon . The house was finished in the year 1858 , and shortly
afterwards the ...
Captain Edward Strode , the brother - in - law of the plaintiff , in the year 1857
purchased lot 11 of this property , containing 2 a . 1 r . 33 p . , and built a
residence thereon . The house was finished in the year 1858 , and shortly
afterwards the ...
Page 46
... ought to be told to find for the defendant if they thought that the manufactory
which caused the impurity of the water was built on a proper and convenient spot
, and that the working of it was a reasonable use by the defendant of his own land
.
... ought to be told to find for the defendant if they thought that the manufactory
which caused the impurity of the water was built on a proper and convenient spot
, and that the working of it was a reasonable use by the defendant of his own land
.
Page 47
In general , a kitchen chimney , suitable to the establishment to which it belonged
, could not be deemed . a nuisance ; ut it built in an inconvenient place or manner
, on purpose to annoy the neighbors , it might , I think , very properly be treated ...
In general , a kitchen chimney , suitable to the establishment to which it belonged
, could not be deemed . a nuisance ; ut it built in an inconvenient place or manner
, on purpose to annoy the neighbors , it might , I think , very properly be treated ...
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