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... decision of the House of Lords in Dyce v . Lady James Hay , 1 Macqueen , 305 , in which the Lord Chancellor said that neither by the law of Scotland or of England can there be a prescriptive right , in the nature of a servi- tude or ...
... decision of the House of Lords in Dyce v . Lady James Hay , 1 Macqueen , 305 , in which the Lord Chancellor said that neither by the law of Scotland or of England can there be a prescriptive right , in the nature of a servi- tude or ...
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... decision , a case set- ting forth the facts was stated , and concluded as follows : 66 -- If the court should be of opinion that , upon the facts as stated , the ruling of the Lord Chief Justice , founded upon the decision of Hole v ...
... decision , a case set- ting forth the facts was stated , and concluded as follows : 66 -- If the court should be of opinion that , upon the facts as stated , the ruling of the Lord Chief Justice , founded upon the decision of Hole v ...
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... decision was plainly founded on a passage in Comyns ' Digest , Action upon the Case for a Nuisance ( C ) , which is in the following words : " So an action does not lie for a reasonable use of my right , though it be to the annoyance of ...
... decision was plainly founded on a passage in Comyns ' Digest , Action upon the Case for a Nuisance ( C ) , which is in the following words : " So an action does not lie for a reasonable use of my right , though it be to the annoyance of ...
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... decision in that case was wrong , and , consequently , that the direction of the Lord Chief Justice , which was founded on it , was erroneous , that the verdict for the defendant ought to be set aside , and a verdict entered for the ...
... decision in that case was wrong , and , consequently , that the direction of the Lord Chief Justice , which was founded on it , was erroneous , that the verdict for the defendant ought to be set aside , and a verdict entered for the ...
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... decision of Hole v . Barlow , 4 C. B. N. S. 334 , claims have been made to poison and foul rivers , and to burn up and devastate land , on the ground of public benefit . I am aware that case did not decide so much , but I have a ...
... decision of Hole v . Barlow , 4 C. B. N. S. 334 , claims have been made to poison and foul rivers , and to burn up and devastate land , on the ground of public benefit . I am aware that case did not decide so much , but I have a ...
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