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 plaintiff , that , in consequence of the nui- sance , which was of a serious character , some of the plaintiff's tenants had given him notice to quit ( though it did not appear that any of them had actually ...
... proved , on the part of the plaintiff , that , in consequence of the nui- sance , which was of a serious character , some of the plaintiff's tenants had given him notice to quit ( though it did not appear that any of them had actually ...
Page 37
... proved to be of such a description as would cause the reversion in the premises to sell for a smaller sum if brought into the market . After considering the authorities , we are of opinion , that , since , in order to give a reversioner ...
... proved to be of such a description as would cause the reversion in the premises to sell for a smaller sum if brought into the market . After considering the authorities , we are of opinion , that , since , in order to give a reversioner ...
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 it was legalized by the other facts which the jury must be taken to have ...
... 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 it was legalized by the other facts which the jury must be taken to have ...
Page 56
... proved incontestably that smoke did come and in some degree interfere with a certain person ; but I said , " You must look at it not with a view to the question whether , abstractedly , that quantity of smoke was a nuisance , but ...
... proved incontestably that smoke did come and in some degree interfere with a certain person ; but I said , " You must look at it not with a view to the question whether , abstractedly , that quantity of smoke was a nuisance , but ...
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