Select Cases and Other Authorities on the Law of Property, Volume 2C. W. Sever, 1889 - Personal property |
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... lessor ] should be punished for entering the close , because he has given the close to another for the time , and the lessee will not use the action for the freehold . And all the cases put were held for law . " Anon . , 5 Hen . VII ...
... lessor ] should be punished for entering the close , because he has given the close to another for the time , and the lessee will not use the action for the freehold . And all the cases put were held for law . " Anon . , 5 Hen . VII ...
Page 199
... at the seasons for burning lime he would supply the lessor with lime at a certain price , it was held there was an implied covenant that he would burn lime at all such seasons , and that it was no AMIDON v . HARRIS . 199.
... at the seasons for burning lime he would supply the lessor with lime at a certain price , it was held there was an implied covenant that he would burn lime at all such seasons , and that it was no AMIDON v . HARRIS . 199.
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... lessor could not be supplied . Shrewsbury v . Gould , 2 B , & Ald . 487 ; Sampson v . Easterby , 9 B. & C. 505 ; Saltoun v . Houstoun , 1 Bing . 433 . Applying these principles to the present case , it is clear , in the absence of a ...
... lessor could not be supplied . Shrewsbury v . Gould , 2 B , & Ald . 487 ; Sampson v . Easterby , 9 B. & C. 505 ; Saltoun v . Houstoun , 1 Bing . 433 . Applying these principles to the present case , it is clear , in the absence of a ...
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... lessor's consent , which was never asked for . The right to the pas- sage of soil was not an unrestricted right , but was at that time to some extent limited , as the mansion - house could not be enlarged without the consent of the lessor ...
... lessor's consent , which was never asked for . The right to the pas- sage of soil was not an unrestricted right , but was at that time to some extent limited , as the mansion - house could not be enlarged without the consent of the lessor ...
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... lessor destroy all the wood out of which the estovers were to be taken , the lessee shall have an action of covenant against the lessor . So , by Rainsford , if a man demise by deed a middle room in a house , and afterwards will not ...
... lessor destroy all the wood out of which the estovers were to be taken , the lessee shall have an action of covenant against the lessor . So , by Rainsford , if a man demise by deed a middle room in a house , and afterwards will not ...
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