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If a man claim by prescription any manner of common in another man ' s land ,
and that the owner of the land shall be excluded to have pasture , estovers , or
the like , this is a prescription or custom against the law , to exclude the owner of
the ...
If a man claim by prescription any manner of common in another man ' s land ,
and that the owner of the land shall be excluded to have pasture , estovers , or
the like , this is a prescription or custom against the law , to exclude the owner of
the ...
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... immediately adjoining the said close of the plaintiff as aforesaid , and long
before the time of the alleged trespass , by a deed made between the then owner
of the said close now of the plaintiff , and which said owner was then seised
thereof ...
... immediately adjoining the said close of the plaintiff as aforesaid , and long
before the time of the alleged trespass , by a deed made between the then owner
of the said close now of the plaintiff , and which said owner was then seised
thereof ...
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But that does not bear upon the present case , because this is a claim by the
owners or occupiers of the defendant ' s close ... 46 b , and several other cases ,
which show that the owner of land may grant to a man and bis heirs the right to
take ...
But that does not bear upon the present case , because this is a claim by the
owners or occupiers of the defendant ' s close ... 46 b , and several other cases ,
which show that the owner of land may grant to a man and bis heirs the right to
take ...
Page 18
They convey an interest to the grantees , which grantees , if they wish to convey ,
must convey by the ordinary convers 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 ...
They convey an interest to the grantees , which grantees , if they wish to convey ,
must convey by the ordinary convers 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 ...
Page 20
There is really no more connection here , than if the owner of an estate in
Northumberland were to grant a right of way to the owner of another estate in
Kent ; because , as has been stated ( see the case of Ackroyd v . Smith ) , an
incident of this ...
There is really no more connection here , than if the owner of an estate in
Northumberland were to grant a right of way to the owner of another estate in
Kent ; because , as has been stated ( see the case of Ackroyd v . Smith ) , an
incident of this ...
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| Title | Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2 Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, John Chipman Gray |
| Author | John Chipman Gray |
| Publisher | C. W. Sever, 1889 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 13 Feb 2009 |
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