Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2C. W. Sever, 1889 - Personal property |
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Page 12
... ordinary language to call the taking of water a profit à prendre . " He then ( without adverting to the second count ) said that at all events the declaration was good , the claim being made in respect of the plaintiff's house ...
... ordinary language to call the taking of water a profit à prendre . " He then ( without adverting to the second count ) said that at all events the declaration was good , the claim being made in respect of the plaintiff's house ...
Page 13
... ordinary uses of property by the owner of the lands affected . But no such consequence will fol- low from the customary easement claimed in the present case ; and it does not interfere with the ordinary uses of the plaintiff's close so ...
... ordinary uses of property by the owner of the lands affected . But no such consequence will fol- low from the customary easement claimed in the present case ; and it does not interfere with the ordinary uses of the plaintiff's close so ...
Page 18
... ordinary convey- ances known to the law ; and it is not because the grantee may happen to be the owner of the close at the time at which the grant is made to him , that such a conveyance may be dispensed with in favor of the per- son ...
... ordinary convey- ances known to the law ; and it is not because the grantee may happen to be the owner of the close at the time at which the grant is made to him , that such a conveyance may be dispensed with in favor of the per- son ...
Page 19
... ordinary and usual kind . With these limits , there is no doubt the benefit granted to the owner in fee of the land might pass to the owner in fee who succeeds him , either by inheritance or by grant . The occupier might well plead by ...
... ordinary and usual kind . With these limits , there is no doubt the benefit granted to the owner in fee of the land might pass to the owner in fee who succeeds him , either by inheritance or by grant . The occupier might well plead by ...
Page 46
... ordinary rule of law , an action will lie , whatever the locality may be , then surely the jury cannot properly be asked whether the causing of the nuisance was a reasonable use of the land . If such a question is proper for their ...
... ordinary rule of law , an action will lie , whatever the locality may be , then surely the jury cannot properly be asked whether the causing of the nuisance was a reasonable use of the land . If such a question is proper for their ...
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