Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2C. W. Sever, 1889 - Personal property |
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Page 35
... proved , On the part of the defendant , it was submitted , on the authority of Mumford v . The Oxford , Worcester , and Wolverhampton Railway Company , 1 Hurlst . & N. 34 , and Dobson v . Blackmore , 9 Q. B. 991 , that , to entitle the ...
... proved , On the part of the defendant , it was submitted , on the authority of Mumford v . The Oxford , Worcester , and Wolverhampton Railway Company , 1 Hurlst . & N. 34 , and Dobson v . Blackmore , 9 Q. B. 991 , that , to entitle the ...
Page 42
... proved that there was an annoyance to the plaintiff arising from the erection and use of the clamp as complained of in the first count sufficient prima facie to constitute a cause of action ; but it was also proved that the erection and ...
... proved that there was an annoyance to the plaintiff arising from the erection and use of the clamp as complained of in the first count sufficient prima facie to constitute a cause of action ; but it was also proved that the erection and ...
Page 43
... proved at the trial , beyond dispute , that the burning of the bricks in the kilns of the defendant was a nuisance , and that the point reserved was , whether legalized by the other facts which the jury must be taken to have found to ...
... proved at the trial , beyond dispute , that the burning of the bricks in the kilns of the defendant was a nuisance , and that the point reserved was , whether legalized by the other facts which the jury must be taken to have found to ...
Page 58
... proved ; and it also appeared that no material inconvenience had been felt by the plaintiff until he built his consulting - room . The action came on for trial May 31 , 1878 , before Jessel , M. R. , who held that the plaintiff was ...
... proved ; and it also appeared that no material inconvenience had been felt by the plaintiff until he built his consulting - room . The action came on for trial May 31 , 1878 , before Jessel , M. R. , who held that the plaintiff was ...
Page 63
... proved . Indeed most of them are admitted in the answer . The charge , however , as to the unwholesomeness of the air is neither admitted by the defendant , satisfactorily proved by the plaintiffs . But according to the view we have ...
... proved . Indeed most of them are admitted in the answer . The charge , however , as to the unwholesomeness of the air is neither admitted by the defendant , satisfactorily proved by the plaintiffs . But according to the view we have ...
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