Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2C. W. Sever, 1889 - Personal property |
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... Lord Mountjoy , his heirs and assigns , that the Lord Mountjoy , his heirs and assigns , might dig for ore in the lands ( which were great wastes ) parcel of the said manor , and to dig turf also for the making of allome . And in this ...
... Lord Mountjoy , his heirs and assigns , that the Lord Mountjoy , his heirs and assigns , might dig for ore in the lands ( which were great wastes ) parcel of the said manor , and to dig turf also for the making of allome . And in this ...
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... Lords in Dyce v . Lady James Hay , 1 Macqueen , 305 , in which the Lord Chancellor said that neither by the law of Scotland or of England can there be a prescriptive right , in the nature of a servi- tude or easement , so large as to ...
... Lords in Dyce v . Lady James Hay , 1 Macqueen , 305 , in which the Lord Chancellor said that neither by the law of Scotland or of England can there be a prescriptive right , in the nature of a servi- tude or easement , so large as to ...
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... lord of the manor . There are many rights well known in manors , and capable of being supported , which arise entirely out of , and are dependent upon , the peculiar relation between the lord and the copyholder ; but the analogy cannot ...
... lord of the manor . There are many rights well known in manors , and capable of being supported , which arise entirely out of , and are dependent upon , the peculiar relation between the lord and the copyholder ; but the analogy cannot ...
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... Lord Chief Jus- tice pointed out in a very early stage of the argument what was the real difficulty . This may go to a man's heirs ; but how can it go to his assigns ? It is in no way connected with the enjoyment of the domi- nant ...
... Lord Chief Jus- tice pointed out in a very early stage of the argument what was the real difficulty . This may go to a man's heirs ; but how can it go to his assigns ? It is in no way connected with the enjoyment of the domi- nant ...
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... Lord Chief Justice was erroneous . Upon the second count , a verdict was by arrangement entered for the plaintiff , with 1s . damages , but no question arose on that count . In the following Michaelmas term , Petersdorff , Serjt ...
... Lord Chief Justice was erroneous . Upon the second count , a verdict was by arrangement entered for the plaintiff , with 1s . damages , but no question arose on that count . In the following Michaelmas term , Petersdorff , Serjt ...
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