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Fourth plea , – that the said ames Emery , at the time of the alleged trespass , was
possessed of the said land called Bloody Field , immediately adjoining the said
close of the plaintiff as aforesaid , and that the occupiers thereof for sixty yea . s ...
Fourth plea , – that the said ames Emery , at the time of the alleged trespass , was
possessed of the said land called Bloody Field , immediately adjoining the said
close of the plaintiff as aforesaid , and that the occupiers thereof for sixty yea . s ...
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said land for the time being , at their free will and pleasure , by themselves and
their servants , to enter pon a certain strip of the said close of the plaintiff , next
adjoining the said close called Bloody Field , to wit , a lugfall of the said close of
the ...
said land for the time being , at their free will and pleasure , by themselves and
their servants , to enter pon a certain strip of the said close of the plaintiff , next
adjoining the said close called Bloody Field , to wit , a lugfall of the said close of
the ...
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TINDAL , C . J . In this case the declaration alleges that the defendant injuriously
carried on , in messuages contiguous to the messuage of the plaintiff , the trade
and business of a candle - maker , by which noxious vapors and smells ...
TINDAL , C . J . In this case the declaration alleges that the defendant injuriously
carried on , in messuages contiguous to the messuage of the plaintiff , the trade
and business of a candle - maker , by which noxious vapors and smells ...
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The facts were as follows :The plaintiff was the owner of a plot of ground in King '
s Lynn , 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 facts were as follows :The plaintiff was the owner of a plot of ground in King '
s Lynn , 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 .
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For the plaintiff — conceding that , according to the cases cited , the fires in the
yard and the noises would not constitute a cause of action - it was insisted that
the smoke from the chimney was a nuisance of a permanent nature , and
therefore ...
For the plaintiff — conceding that , according to the cases cited , the fires in the
yard and the noises would not constitute a cause of action - it was insisted that
the smoke from the chimney was a nuisance of a permanent nature , and
therefore ...
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