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... possession of a pool or other piece of water , either calculating its capacity , as for so many cubical yards , or by superficial measure for twenty acres of water , he 1 So Caldwell v . Fulton , 31 Pa . 475 ; Massot v . Moses , 3 So ...
... possession of a pool or other piece of water , either calculating its capacity , as for so many cubical yards , or by superficial measure for twenty acres of water , he 1 So Caldwell v . Fulton , 31 Pa . 475 ; Massot v . Moses , 3 So ...
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... possession of the same , and was be- fore and at the time of the alleged trespass in possession thereof under the said demise as tenant thereof to the said William York ; and that the said trees in the declaration mentioned were growing ...
... possession of the same , and was be- fore and at the time of the alleged trespass in possession thereof under the said demise as tenant thereof to the said William York ; and that the said trees in the declaration mentioned were growing ...
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... occupiers of the defendant's close for the time being , ad infinitum , were to be entitled to cut all the trees growing in the close VOL . II . - 2 - of which the plaintiff was in possession at the BAILEY V. STEPHENS . 17.
... occupiers of the defendant's close for the time being , ad infinitum , were to be entitled to cut all the trees growing in the close VOL . II . - 2 - of which the plaintiff was in possession at the BAILEY V. STEPHENS . 17.
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... possession as occupier ; it must be shown that he is heir or assignee of the person to whom the right in gross has been granted . The mere fact of his being in possession does not show that . Therefore , notwith- standing the learned ...
... possession as occupier ; it must be shown that he is heir or assignee of the person to whom the right in gross has been granted . The mere fact of his being in possession does not show that . Therefore , notwith- standing the learned ...
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... possession of said premises , by virtue of a writ of possession , and , February 12th , 1835 , the adminis- trator de bonis non of the estate of said Elisha conveyed to the afore- said George Armstrong , and to one John Wilbour , all ...
... possession of said premises , by virtue of a writ of possession , and , February 12th , 1835 , the adminis- trator de bonis non of the estate of said Elisha conveyed to the afore- said George Armstrong , and to one John Wilbour , all ...
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