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1 CHAPTER I . PROFITS . . . . . . . . . . CHAPTER II . . . 32 NATURAL RIGHTS . $ 1 .
Air . . . . 2 . Earth . . . 3 . Water . ... Nature and Extent of Easements . . . . . A . Light .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204 B . Support and Party Walls . · · · · · 206 C . Artificial ...
1 CHAPTER I . PROFITS . . . . . . . . . . CHAPTER II . . . 32 NATURAL RIGHTS . $ 1 .
Air . . . . 2 . Earth . . . 3 . Water . ... Nature and Extent of Easements . . . . . A . Light .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204 B . Support and Party Walls . · · · · · 206 C . Artificial ...
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If a man purchase part of the land wherein common appendant is to be had , the
common shall be apportioned , because it is of common right ; but not so of a
common appurtenant , or of any other common of what nature soever . But both ...
If a man purchase part of the land wherein common appendant is to be had , the
common shall be apportioned , because it is of common right ; but not so of a
common appurtenant , or of any other common of what nature soever . But both ...
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gives the reason : “ For water is a movable , wandering thing , and must of
necessity continue common by the law of nature . " Ib . p . 18 . It is not disputed
that this would be so with respect to the water of a river or any open running
stream .
gives the reason : “ For water is a movable , wandering thing , and must of
necessity continue common by the law of nature . " Ib . p . 18 . It is not disputed
that this would be so with respect to the water of a river or any open running
stream .
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Smith ) , an incident of this nature cannot , even by express words in an existing
deed , be connected with the estate by the mere act of the parties . It must , in
addition to that , have some natural connection with the estate , as being for its ...
Smith ) , an incident of this nature cannot , even by express words in an existing
deed , be connected with the estate by the mere act of the parties . It must , in
addition to that , have some natural connection with the estate , as being for its ...
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But the right , being measured by the uses of the estate , cannot be severed from
the estate and granted over . Drury v . Kent , Cro . J . 15 . he right in the present
case is of the same nature . It is intended the use of the estate and for every acre
...
But the right , being measured by the uses of the estate , cannot be severed from
the estate and granted over . Drury v . Kent , Cro . J . 15 . he right in the present
case is of the same nature . It is intended the use of the estate and for every acre
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